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Sarah Palin is more familiar to me than to many other liberals, who perceive her as folksy, quotably inarticulate, and an intellectual lightweight.

Brenda Peterson: Palin's Progress 2010

We try to talk loudly (and smartly, and quotably, and telegenically) about the food around other camera people several times.

'Top Chef D.C.': Behind the scenes 2010

Sarah Palin is more familiar to me than to many other liberals, who perceive her as folksy, quotably inarticulate, and an intellectual lightweight.

Brenda Peterson: Palin's Progress 2010

She is a word person who chooses what she says carefully, a habit that made her quotably bland -- no matter how honest her sentiment.

Carl Sferrazza Anthony: First Ladies: Character to Caricature, Part One 2009

Because they do so, repeatedly, quotably, demonstrably, and for me, it is simple -- I don't care if it has no effect debatable, it is wrong and dangerous and simply unAmerican to do so.

Dissent Rogers 2006

Because they do so, repeatedly, quotably, demonstrably, and for me, it is simple -- I don't care if it has no effect debatable, it is wrong and dangerous and simply unAmerican to do so.

Dissent Rogers 2006

This Administration has repeatedly, demonstrably, quotably, damn near daily equated ctiticism of itself with treason.

Dissent Rogers 2006

If blogging is now so quotably quotable, what does this mean for the future of music critics in newspapers?

Archive 2005-04-01 Jessica 2005

If blogging is now so quotably quotable, what does this mean for the future of music critics in newspapers?

Monday again Jessica 2005

Rosenberg summarized his conclusion quotably: “Taking race into account, even for ‘benign’ reasons, leads to results that are far from benign.

IsThatLegal? 2003