Sentence examples for strange remark from inspiring English sources
"That is a strange remark for an executioner to make," the young Rana said softly.
It is this that enables us to understand that strange remark by one of the heroes, "Fui.
This may seem a strange remark to make about a show dealing with a crazed Victorian serial killer.
Another strange remark was that her two other young men guests were very good looking; one, aged 28, did not have a blemish on his body.
Neel liked quoting, with amusement, a strange remark made to her by Malcolm Cowley: "The trouble with you, Alice, is you're not romantic".
That's a rather strange remark, coming from Mr. Romney, who's generally content to be whoever Republican primary voters want him to be.Mr.Mr
Instead, as a result of the strange remarking exercise, a number of students were moved from a straight fail to a borderline position, permitting them to be deemed to have passed if marks for other subjects were high enough.
And the employment tribunal has now concluded that, taking into account the decision of Dr Astin to endorse by chair's action the results of the strange remarking process, the university is guilty of a repudiatory breach of its contract with professor Buckland.
No wonder then that the debate has become so inflamed and overtaken by strange remarks like the ones made by the former athlete Paula Radcliffe, who suggested that "when we talk about it in terms of fully expecting no other result than Caster Semenya to win that 800m, then it's no longer sport".
So it was that as a result of the strange remarking exercise, in which external examiners were not involved, a number of students were moved from a straight fail to a borderline position, permitting them to be deemed to have passed if marks for other subjects were high enough.
Hillary's ability to endure, as well as Bill's strange remarks about race during the campaign are only intelligible in terms of the white working class support that has attached itself to the Clintons largely by default.
