"I want to go to bed with you," or so goes a fairly representative remark.
One such commentator, in a fairly representative remark, described Clinton as "looking like everyone's first wife standing outside a probate court".
(A state representative remarked sardonically that 40% of Missourians would oppose a new tax even if it was being used "to construct the landing pad for the second coming of Christ").Other states, however, cannot cope without a large federal infusion.
A representative remarked to a co-worker that the company could not afford to refer "these drug dealer types," referring to the black candidate.
UNICEF is committed to assist the government in taking the practice of Child Friendly Schools to scale in Turkmenistan," the UNICEF Representative remarked.
Referring to the current archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby's recent statements on wanting to compete with payday lender Wonga, he said: "If the church or some of its representatives make remarks on matters of public interest, it can trigger the question where does that come from?
Last month, in a broadcast to union representatives, Clinton remarked, "Why aren't I fifty points ahead, you might ask".
That came in the wake of the Senate hopeful in Missouri, Representative Todd Akin, remarking that pregnancy as a result of "legitimate rape" is rare because "the female body has ways to try and shut that whole thing down".
After Bingham's death, Representative Ewing remarked that the artist's scruples were such that he would have had the military consult the Constitution "before he would commandeer a mule or a load of corn from a farmer".
In reference to the ability of the journal to report scientific findings independent of influence from some segments of the industrial sector, U.S. Representative Dennis Kucinich remarked in a congressional hearing (House Oversight and Government Reform Subcommittee on Domestic Policy 2007) that " EHP alone is a pillar of truth".
