Sentence examples similar to remarkably strange verdict from inspiring English sources
"It's a very strange verdict".
It has been a remarkably strange episode, characterised by political meddling in what should have been a scientific decision.
It was a remarkably unanimous verdict, considering that New Orleanians have historically voted along racial lines.
"Remarkably petty," is the verdict of one such ex minister.
In Comic Book Nation: The Transformation of Youth Culture in America, Bradford W. Wright wrote, "Dr. Strange remarkably predicted the youth counterculture's fascination with Eastern mysticism and psychedelia.
Production manager Desmond Saunders' verdict was "strange.
Remarkably, appellate courts rarely overturn verdicts by all-white juries, even when evidence of racial discrimination is obvious.
The American people's verdict is remarkably sharp on other aspects of the Iraq debacle.
The circumstances surrounding today's verdict were as strange as the trial itself.
But the final verdict on this strange experiment lies with the customers.
Over the years, astronomers have built a remarkably detailed picture of the strange patterns associated with sunspots.
