Sentence examples for extraordinary remarks from inspiring English sources

Vince Cable, with these extraordinary remarks, has clearly shown he is unable to do that".

Some of Murmelstein's most extraordinary remarks, throughout the film, concern the finely tuned administrative torture inherent in the Nazis' exercise of absolute power.

From coast to coast across the States, papers carried negative headlines and articles about the Republican presidential candidate after his extraordinary remarks about his Democrat rival.

You could hear their echo in Serena Williams's extraordinary remarks after her Wimbledon semi-final, when she was asked how she felt about reaching, and losing, the finals of both the Australian and the French Open earlier this year.

The idea that a US president would merely punt on the most difficult issue in modern geopolitics – which is what kicking the ball down the field means – is among the most extraordinary remarks to come out of these tapes.

Lukashenko defended the crackdown in extraordinary remarks at a press conference, saying: "I did warn you that, if any mess started, we'd have enough resources [to put it down]," he said.

His extraordinary remark on Tuesday was swiftly condemned by Democrats.

Before I had a chance to digest this extraordinary remark, the boy assistant stepped up beside me, threateningly close.

This is an extraordinary remark from the man who brought his own Mercury Theatre players to Hollywood (fifteen of them appeared in "Citizen Kane"), and also the Mercury co-producer John Houseman, the Mercury Composer Bernard Herrmann, and various assistants, such as Richard Wilson, William Alland, and Richard Barr.

Once again, Twitter feeds and news blogs lighted up with Mr. Romney's latest casual reference to his extraordinary wealth — remarks reminiscent of the playful $10,000 bet he tried to make with Rick Perry during a debate, and his remark about liking to fire those who provide services to him.

"This is an extraordinary story," remarked Straw.