Sentence examples for striking remarks from inspiring English sources

The head of the Israel Defence Force (IDF) Lieutenant General Benny Gantz has made some striking remarks about Iran's nuclear ambitions in an Independence Day interview with Haaretz.

It was one of the more striking remarks of last week, even though it was born out of the recognition of an unpleasant theme that runs through the web.

As always, we only used a small portion of Caleb's striking remarks in the series itself, but I remember our conversation vividly, and especially something he said right at the top.

In her most striking remarks, the US secretary of state said: "There are forces at work in any society, particularly one that is facing these kind of challenges, that will try to derail or overtake the process to pursue their own agenda, which is why I think it's important to follow the transition process announced by the Egyptian government, actually headed by vice-president Omar Suleiman".

Referring to the B61-12's enhanced accuracy on a recent PBS Newshour television programme, the former head of US Strategic Command, General James Cartwright, made this striking remark: If I can drive down the yield, drive down, therefore, the likelihood of fallout, etc, does that make it more usable in the eyes of some — some president or national security decision-making process?

This explains the following striking remark.

Note Levinas's makes the striking remark, at the end of his Theory of Intuition in Husserl's Phenomenology: "Only M. Heidegger dares to confront deliberately this problem, considered impossible by all of traditional philosophy, the problem that has for its object the meaning of the existence of Being…and we believe we are entitled to take our inspiration from him" (cf. French edition, p. 218).

Some of the participants wondered if they were expert enough to judge the research design, and one striking remark was made with relevance to the communication of the design of the study: ' well, the fact that something is being done is a sign that something is bad.

Even more striking were remarks from Mr. Clyburn, the House majority whip and veteran of the civil rights movement, who also happens to be the leading black official in Congress.

It was striking, I remarked, that despite Chicago's image as a bastion of market efficiency, it was also home to much more questioning research in the financial system.

Even Ryan Seacrest couldn't help but be amazed by the striking dress, remarking how impressive the thing was.