Sentence examples for unexpected remark from inspiring English sources

Rumsfeld's unexpected remark — undercutting one of the Administration's principal arguments for going to war — had already prompted press inquiries at the Pentagon, suggesting a bad news cycle ahead.

Mr. Biden's unexpected remarks undoubtedly accelerated the timetable.

Herzog asks his usual philosophical, probing questions that elicit unexpected remarks from the scientists.

Trump's unexpected remarks prompted North Korea to respond by saying it was considering plans for a missile strike on the U.S. Pacific territory of Guam.

Gay rights advocates seized upon the Biden stance, and within days, Obama announced that he too supported same-sex marriage, an action in part forced by Biden's unexpected remarks.

Westwood's unexpected remarks in defense of the American Army private who was then being court-martialed for leaking the "Collateral Murder" video to WikiLeaks, along with hundreds of thousands of State Department cables threatened to upend Wintour's well-scripted event.

As President Obama observed in his unexpected remarks to the White House press corps last Friday, black men and boys do not appear to be benefiting equally from America's generational evolution on race relations.

An unsigned review in The New York Times, dated Nov. 12, 1910, lambasted Baedeker's "Great Britain," saying that the use of a guidebook denies the traveler the delight of the unexpected, and remarking icily, "Why has the Lake District received extraordinary honors and not the scenery of Wales?" Baedeker guides also gained a measure of notoriety in World War II.