Sentence examples for unscripted comments from inspiring English sources

Mr Summers is the prototypical alpha male and, as you noted, he would be "less predictable" and more likely "to unsettle the markets with unscripted comments".

BAGHDAD —Just 11 days into his tenure as defense secretary, Leon Panetta has demonstrated a flair for making blunt, unscripted comments.

In apparently unscripted comments, the European Minister for Britain, Glenys Kinnock, made it clear that Mr. Blair wanted the position and had the blessing of the British government.

Cameron's unscripted comments described the dangers of today's "uncertain world", as if the hair-trigger from nuclear Armageddon that characterised cold war stability was somehow a blessing.

Yet Mr. Clinton's unscripted comments in 2008 hurt his wife so badly that an Obama strategist, David Plouffe, in his book on the election, wrote that at one point, "We needed divine intervention.

While his economy minister, Paulo Guedes, a University of Chicago-educated neoliberal economist who taught economics in Chile during the Pinochet era, promised to reform Brazil's unwieldy pension system, Mr. Bolsonaro made unscripted comments suggesting a minimum retirement age well below what his economic team was mulling.

One day, in the middle of her "Origins of Life" tour, Claire throws in an unscripted comment.

Later, in an unscripted comment during his homily, he suggested that many people would have difficulty in referring to her as Saint Teresa.

"I am not afraid to admit there's been a learning process," Pruitt said in an unscripted comment during his opening remarks.

It is fitting that President Obama would bookend his official press conferences with an unscripted comment and nod to his mixed-race heritage.

We Americans are too frail and easily offended to handle unscripted, candid comments.