Sentence examples for impromptu remark from inspiring English sources

Trump perfectly exemplified this populist sleight of hand in an impromptu remark at a campaign rally.

"Crippling sanctions", Secretary of State Hillary Clinton once said, though she quickly retracted that impromptu remark.

This impromptu remark was picked up by the press and used by her critics as evidence of her lack of respect for women who are full-time homemakers.

There is one moment in the speech that has received special notice, though: an apparently impromptu remark in which Obama expressed his irritation with critics.

An aide must have claimed his ear shortly after that impromptu remark — "Uh, your honor, it's actually our parks department that's forcing it out" — because he seems to have dropped the idea.

"Going back to the time before we were even a nation, European-Americans received the fruits of the slave trade and we were wrong in that," he said in what his aides called an impromptu remark, which strayed into a political territory that the White House has been trying to avoid.

He has left Vatican officials struggling to keep up with his off-the-cuff remarks and impromptu forays into the crowds of tens of thousands that fill St. Peter's Square during his audiences.

Ahmed came to the podium and offered inspiring, impromptu remarks.

Mr Powell made that clear in impromptu remarks in New York.

In impromptu remarks, he added: "The word disgrace comes to mind.

He used "I" a lot in his impromptu remarks, you noticed.