Sentence examples for surprising remarks from inspiring English sources
Pope Francis's surprising remarks came in response to a question about an alleged "gay lobby" in the Vatican.
The president's surprising remarks, made while discussing how to make education more affordable, come at a time of crisis for law schools.
The surprising remarks demonstrated how much Russia's deteriorating economic situation — including its dwindling reserves — has forced a re-examination of the current leadership's policies.
The aspiring actresses and their stories are quite strange, but comparison with Valerie Grove's 2011 biography of the author, Dear Dodie, shows that the book (published in 1965) was hugely autobiographical – one of Smith's most surprising remarks is that she and her friends were "just clinging on to their amateur status" regarding their sex life in the period.
One of the most surprising remarks in the physicians' groups came up when the existence of protocols was discussed.
This was a surprising remark from an artist whose work, at times, verges on finicky.
Mr Wilson quotes this surprising remark, which neither he nor Mr Dummett explains.
Anantha Murthy's (for me, utterly surprising) remark made me aware, momentarily, of the contingencies of travel and literature in a way that few of the seminars did: that I knew almost as little, or as much, about his sensibility as I did about Paris.
It is a surprising remark for Aristotle to make, since he only refers to Pythagoras once elsewhere in all his extant writings and throughout this passage of the Metaphysics refers to the Pythagoreans or Italians in the plural.
It was a surprising remark for Rice to make in light of the fact that Yahoo! is mostly an expensive ad partner mostly reserved for major players, not necessarily a desirable partner for the fledgling dot-com looking for a little visibility.
The surprising remark occurred during a panel discussion moderated by The Huffington Post at the Social Investment Forum Conference.
