Sentence examples for surprising pronouncement from inspiring English sources
In a surprising pronouncement, Darryl Strawberry pleaded guilty to violating his probation today, and his lawyer said Strawberry was prepared to go to state prison.
In the weeks since Dr. Schaaf's surprising pronouncement was made public, "The Leaf," originally thought to have been made around 1839 or later, has become the talk of the photo-historical world.
Heinz Kerry, who inherited a vast fortune from her first husband, John Heinz, the ketchup heir and a Republican senator from Pennsylvania, is known for the surprising turns of her unscripted public pronouncements.
The reluctance of Galchen's characters to make firm pronouncements about reality is not surprising given they remain a mystery even to themselves.
It fleshes these creatures out to surprising comedic effect, and is a reminder that, E. M. Forster's famous pronouncement notwithstanding, "flat" characters are sometimes much more entertaining than round ones.
He then apparently panicked when his capricious deputy John Taylor lined up as teller for the Noes, loud amongst them the UUP's chief scourge and rival for votes, the Reverend Ian Paisley.Mr Taylor, a late and surprising convert to the peace deal, has a history of erratic pronouncements.
It's not surprising that McConnell also takes issue (as Santorum does) with Kennedy's pronouncements on the separation of church and state, preferring to that phrase the vocabulary of "free co-operation between government and religious bodies".
It isn't completely surprising that Google might create an investing practice around AI, particularly given Google CEO Sundar Pichai's recent pronouncement that Google is becoming "AI first" rather than "mobile first".
The pronouncement went unheeded.
For Meacham, pronouncement trumps storytelling.
