Unlike regular council meetings, this session did not include a time reserved for remarks from the audience.
"Isn't this fun?" the usually reserved Armstrong remarked jocularly at one point, patting Aldrin on the shoulder as they bounded about in the low lunar gravity.
"They deserve it" is the kind of callous remark reserved for what many now condemn in blanket terms as "terrorists".Particularly in big cities, Egyptians by and large continue to rally behind their army, whose soft-spoken chief, General Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, has proved a persuasive television performer.
Mohan Bhagwat usually reserves his remarks for his cadres in the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, or R.S.S., the right-wing Hindu group based in Nagpur.
Most reserved in his remarks was Defense Secretary Jim Mattis, who praised only the men and women of the Defense Department, not Trump.
And he reserved especially pointed remarks for US agriculture secretary Tom Vilsack, who he said was making "absolutely flabbergasting" claims for the country's ability to cope with rising domestic and global demand for corn.
It was Wilde himself who insisted on the interpenetration of his life and work, and their often vexed relationship to each other: his genius, as he so famously remarked, reserved for his life, his talent for his work merely.
Han reserved her final remarks for Sunny.
Remarks reserved for the boys locker rooms are now said on stages by men who actually aspire to be President.
Clinton spoke to reporters at the Security Council stakeout, a space usually reserved for impassioned remarks from member states on the kinds of conflicts currently occurring in Ukraine, Syria, and South Sudan.
(But it is endearing how fashion-addled Mr. Star is: his harshest remark is reserved for a short-short black velvet bodysuit).
