Sentence examples for strange comments from inspiring English sources

And Stone is known for strange comments.

Over the years, Loes's reputation for making strange comments grew.

They have been curated, we learn, by Uncle Jimmy's widow: the gray-haired stranger with the strange comments.

"Paul would make very strange comments," recalled the SoHo dealer Ron Feldman, who let the team work several times at his gallery on Mercer Street.

His clever and charming wife, who served as top campaign adviser and is now de facto chief of staff, is a huge improvement over his '90s Sancho Panza, Jacques Barzaghi, who wore a black beret and made strange comments like: "We are not disorganized.

This weekend, Trump managed to insult a venerated military veteran, mangled the name of a wildfire-scarred town that he had just left, confused the president of Finland by making strange comments about leaf raking and, like a grade-schooler, attempted to taunt a critic in Congress with a naughty play on his name.

This was a very strange comment.

But this did seem to be a strange comment.

As for Clegg's strange comment, I assume it was meant to be light-hearted.

On the face of it this is a pretty strange comment for an analyst to make.

For in the Jeremy Hunt kerfuffle of the past fortnight, the Prime Minister made one particularly strange comment that nobody else seems to have commented on.