Sentence examples for said something surprising from inspiring English sources

Then Barghouti said something surprising.

He smiled and responded comfortably -- and also said something surprising.

During a conversation with HuffPost Live's Ricky Camilleri on Tuesday, Rahm was explaining the bright side of the show ending now when he said something surprising.

Eileen then said something surprising, namely that she had not designed my sweater.

He shook his head no before I even finished the question (skip to the 29 minute mark), and said something surprising: "I just feel that we're heading in a different direction than them".

Political bloggers often try to distinguish themselves by saying something surprising or counterintuitive.

Somebody says something surprising, and others in the field try to knock it down.

Analysis requires regularly saying something surprising or unusual, or offering opinions on plays or putts before they happen.

And then Mill says something surprising and interesting: "Proper names are attached to the objects themselves, and are not dependent upon the continuance of any attribute of the object".

Wakamatsu, who admits to having supported the group ("like many intellectuals"), says something surprising about it: "The Nixon/Mao meeting in February 1972 was a tremendous disappointment: our entire pro-Chinese and anti-American ideology was suddenly revealed to us to be completely superficial".

You can do this in a number of ways: ask a question, say something surprising, offer startling statistics, use a quote or proverb related to your speech topic or tell a short story.