Jin, whose remarks later circulated, told his audience, "As the U.S. retreats globally, China shows up".
Mr. Luzhkov, whose remarks about Mr. Medvedev appeared in a newspaper commentary in early September, lingered almost a month.
Far more zesty is the Brazilian comedienne Dercy Gonçalves, born in 1907, some of whose remarks would shock Joan Rivers.
Thus spake the "slightly" opinionated Martha, whose remarks were unfailingly inflammatory and who quivered with excitement over the marvels of her new surroundings.
A former Sacramento leader of the Tea Party Express whose remarks drew accusations of racism has cut ties with the organization.
First, however, let me talk about Mr. Romney, whose remarks about those troubles were so off-point that they constitute a teachable moment.
Mr. Obama, of Illinois, has distanced himself from the controversial sermons of Mr. Wright, whose remarks have been characterized as anti-white and anti-American.
"I think he has a good reason to expect that," said Coach Al Groh, whose remarks today were dripping with sarcasm about the insurmountability of the Ravens' defense.
And the audience loved the hip-hop mogul Russell Simmons, whose remarks drew some of the biggest applause of the night.
The writer relied on the comments of Park Slope and some local real estate agents whose remarks were self-serving and tantamount to red-lining.
The best of them are literary, as with the famous agent whose remarks include "Guess how much I paid for it?" and "The ambassador's an old, old friend".
