right comment

I'll bet there are folks like me who've been biding their time for years to come up with just the right comment.

I often wish we could strip out all of the tribal left vs right comments on these pages.

It was the right comment.

The entire opinion mafia applauds Clinton for his human rights comments, but a number of pundits find fault with his other statements.

"Oh, for-" She still could not think of the right comment for that kind of boneheaded stupidity.

It was the right comment to make, but this will be only his second Grand Slam semifinal and Federer has experienced plenty of disappointment in these tournaments.

If Penny had authorized her people to release the announcement, she would not be deterred now, and his mind twisted and turned, trying vainly to hit upon the right comment.

Manners sat seamlessly on both of them, causing her to make the right comments about the house, and him to parry them while offering her a seat and a drink.

President Eisenhower paid tribute to his appointment secretary for having kept him out of political hot water, and for his "genius for breaking up a tense discussion with exactly the right comment."

Lemaire earned credibility with his players by making the right comment or providing the correct perspective when the team, or an individual player, experienced a high or a low, sorrow or exaltation - even a bad shift or two.

"Even though this is wrong and it was not a right comment, he wasn't preaching about Jews, neither was he ranting against Jews," Endrei said, adding that he received only one complaint from among the roughly 300 people who heard the sermon.

Jan Palfyn (1650-1730), Verheyen's student and renowned anatomist and obstetrician in his own right comments in his private memoirs that during his visit to his mentor's Laboratory in the Fall of 1710, he found Verheyen intently gazing out of his window in some distraction.