Sentence examples for unscripted remark from inspiring English sources

Was one unscripted remark more telling than another?

Mr. Abbott is within sniffing distance of the governor's mansion, and he is not about to ruin his chances with a rash move or an unscripted remark.

There, a person named Nicole Richie made the following unscripted remark while presenting an award: "Have you ever tried to get cow s*** out of a Prada purse?

That telethon is most notorious for an unscripted remark by Kanye West, who told viewers: "George Bush doesn't care about black people".

The advert then ends with a very enthusiastic – and supposedly unscripted – remark from one of the people featured, who says she uses MailChimp and "loves it".

In perhaps the only unscripted remark of the 140-minute ceremony, he said "It's got good reverberations, this Cathedral," with all the satisfaction of an impresario at a rock concert.

Lady Thatcher, the former leader, made unscripted remarks blaming continental countries for the century's problems.

"Families have a citizenship that is divine," he said in unscripted remarks, also delivered in Spanish, on Saturday night.

"The word that comes to mind is 'shame'," Francis said in unscripted remarks after a speech in the Vatican.

In unscripted remarks during the pope's weekly audience on Wednesday, Benedict said the letter's release would help "repentance, healing and renewal".

The unscripted remarks, which were broadcast by the television networks and raced around the Internet, seemed to suggest that Mr. Obama was not worried about getting re-elected.