Sentence examples for striking comment from inspiring English sources

The most striking comment from Blair, after doing the job for a few months, was that US attitudes to Israel were changing.

There's a striking comment in a letter written to a friend in his graduate school days that Douglas Schoen quotes in his 1979 biography of Moynihan, Patt".

Perhaps the most striking comment of the morning came not from a candidate but from a talk-show regular, Senator Lindsey Graham, Republican of South Carolina, who was asked about Mitt Romney's support for a military attack on Iran if negotiations or sanctions fail to stop Tehran from producing a nuclear weapon.

"It's a very striking comment to make, I mean she is on probation," Mr. Bacanovic said of his former friend, client and fellow convict, as he sat down for lunch last month at Sette Mezzo, just around the corner from his Manhattan town house.

Because that would make a very striking comment on what has happened to America in general.

One particularly striking comment, as true now as then, came from an unlikely source.

The most striking comments came from Mr. Robertson, who has been quite supportive of Mr. Bush.

The most striking comments came from Randall Gauger, a bishop at the Bruderhof, who, with his wife, had lived for many years in a Bruderhof community in Australia.

In the most striking comments, Saudi Arabia's foreign minister, Prince Saud al-Faisal, criticized the Palestinians for their inability to remain united behind President Mahmoud Abbas of Fatah — an implicit condemnation of Hamas, which took over Gaza entirely in 2007 in a brief but violent civil war with Fatah.

To be clear, I am only in favor of striking comments that are truly hateful or dangerous.

GM: One of the most striking comments you make in your Director's Statement is that Stewart Brand introduced you to "a new and more optimistic view of an environmental movement that was pro-development and pro-technology".