"Why did the authorities not launch a campaign against the terror organizations?" Those remarks evidently outraged military commanders.
Told of his remark, an evidently surprised Clinton asked, "Does anybody have that in writing?" Assured that it was documented, Clinton declined the opportunity to respond in kind.
Though several late classic noirs, Kiss Me Deadly in particular, were deeply self-knowing and post-traditional in conception, none tipped its hand so evidently as to be remarked on by American critics at the time.
So evidently they had some discrimination," he remarked to the ABC local news in Fresno.
We remark that a metric space is evidently a b-metric space.
"He evidently did not want," Sen remarks, "to be biased by closeness to the subject matter". Sen's more illuminating differences with Naipaul are political.
Evidently, the remark directly echoes Locke, who speaks of the "abstract general idea" of a triangle which is "neither Oblique nor Rectangle, neither Equilateral, Equicrural nor Scalenon; but all and none of these at once", (Essay IV.vii.9).9
He said last week: "To be in my team you need to be trim" – evidently a pointed remark at a couple of pumpkins – and, if he had looked as trim in his playing days as he did on the touchline, there might have been a greater proportion of rockets to squibs.
He had evidently not prepared any remarks, and instead delivered a meandering impromptu speech that was sometimes funny and sometimes a little hard to follow.
Mr. Gaitskell, who addressed the Anglo-American Press Association in Paris, said that he was aiming his remarks particularly at the United States press, evidently in an attempt to bring his harsh criticism of the Common Market before the American public.
