Sentence examples for unprecedented remarks from inspiring English sources

In unprecedented remarks, Trump has repeatedly said that, if he loses, he may not concede, claiming that the election could somehow be "rigged".

In recent weeks, Trump has repeatedly said that he may not concede if he loses to his Democratic rival, warning in unprecedented remarks that the election could somehow be "rigged".

The decision even prompted President Barack Obama to deliver unprecedented remarks about his personal history with racial bias.

President Barack Obama addressed the issue in what were widely regarded as unprecedented remarks about his personal history with racial bias.

He called Benedict's remarks unprecedented, the first time such comments had come "from the mouth of a pope," but he added that they were "not a revolutionary turn," as they echoed the stance of other moral theologians — and had been offered "colloquially," not as part of official church teaching.

These remarks were "unprecedented, which means he will run," Saeed Laylaz, a reformist close to the government of President Rouhani, told Tehran Bureau.

Of course the remark about "unprecedented times" really referred to the aggro over householders' energy bills in the UK.

It wasn't, it turns out, merely "unprecedented naivete," as Forbes snidely remarked before the ink on the deal was dry.

Nehru remarked about the unprecedented popular response, "it seemed as though a spring had been suddenly released".

Russia vehemently condemned the NBC report and Biden's remarks, which it called "unprecedented" threats from the U.S. .

While the Washington Post called AIPAC's public apology "unprecedented", its coverage downplayed Trump's remarks as "notable for their low level of invective".