Sentence examples for standard remark from inspiring English sources

The standard remark made in behalf of Mr. McCarthy is that his work, in its grotesque slapstick, is ultimately a critique of Hollywood and Disney, that he parodies the hypocrisy of sanitized violence and fairy tales.

In the meantime, the odds of someone at the debate mentioning Clinton's "gold standard" remark are approximately 5 billion percent.

There are a few standard remarks that pursue the name of William McGonagall.

Each delivers the standard remarks with stunning precision, event after event.

My colleague from the Evening Standard remarked that these hugger-mugger conditions used to be good for the spread of bubonic plague.

By Angus McKay The New Yorker, March 28 , 1931P. 45 Some of the standard remarks made by subscribers when being told by the operator that the number is now Spring 7-0901 instead of Spring 0901.

Mr. Edwards held one event in Wisconsin on Thursday, delivering his standard remarks about the privileged winning out over everybody else at a rally in a community center in Racine.

Change is needed, Mr. Edwards says in his standard remarks, because of the "two Americas" he sees, one for the wealthy and connected and the other "for everybody else".

Everywhere he went, Mr. Edwards stuck to his standard remarks -- he promised to help the middle class and to bridge the "two Americas" divided by class -- and, of course, played up his roots.

At a rally at Norfolk State University, Mr. Edwards broke from his standard remarks and warned that the country's "economic security" was imperiled by the transfer of jobs overseas.

The New Yorker, March 28 , 1931P. 45 Some of the standard remarks made by subscribers when being told by the operator that the number is now Spring 7-0901 instead of Spring 0901.