Credit the superb performance of Eileen Atkins as a frumpy, tired, embittered Mrs. Rooney, who commands the stage simply by uttering a sarcastic aside.
When the show's host, Neil Patrick Harris, first uttered the word "television," he added as an aside to younger viewers, "That's the thing you watch on your phones".
A day before Jagr uttered his aside to an ESPN reporter, Ottawa's 5-foot-8 rookie forward Cory Conacher scored with 23 seconds left in regulation to send the Senators to overtime in Game 4 of their series against Montreal, a game they won.
In Season 1, Offred offers an aside, commenting on sterility and how the word is never uttered in her new life.
And, unless you want the audience to laugh, it's probably best to avoid any sense that the characters uttering the aside are aware they're being overheard.
In other words, if a candidate repeatedly utters an outright falsehood (I leave aside ambiguous implications), shouldn't the Times's coverage nail it right at the point where the article quotes it?" This message was typical of mail from some readers who, fed up with the distortions and evasions that are common in public life, look to The Times to set the record straight.
Harold did not utter a word.
She didn't utter a single word.
His wife could not utter a word.
But guests could not utter a word.
But unlike other declining stars who have kept their places in the lineup despite abysmal numbers, Duncan stepped aside without uttering a peep.
