Sentence examples similar to top remark from inspiring English sources

"The air is no longer thin at the top," remarked Allan Schwartzman, a private New York dealer.

Mark Kirk has been accused of lying quite often as of late--but that has not stopped him from making over the top remarks.

In fact, Rosen's insensitive and over-the-top remark -- and the ensuing flap -- isn't just an embarrassing gaffe for Rosen.

"The minority leader and his conference should explain to the hard-working taxpayers of this state what he meant by these outrageous and over-the-top remarks," Mr. Winner said.

I wondered if Shapiro regretted his over-the-top remarks.

This comes on top of remarks that due to slower purchases the past two years the PC installed base is more aged than normal and will require a fairly heavy turnover in 2010-11.

Say what you mean While using over-the-top insulting remarks will not make them understand what you mean, it certainly will not make him or her feel good about him- or herself.

The top adviser's remarks came at a critical juncture.

However, a top Bush aide remarked that the Senator "wouldn't need the translations, since French is practically his first language".

During Piëch's 22 years at the top of Volkswagen, remarks such as this had been enough to account for a string of executives.

When a top Pennsylvania Republican remarked last month that the state's new voter ID law would help Mitt Romney win Pennsylvania in November, which no Republican presidential candidate has done since 1988, he reignited a debate over whether the law is intended to curb fraud, as Republicans say, or to depress Democratic turnout, as critics charge.