Sentence examples for unusual remarks from inspiring English sources

In highly unusual remarks about a business's investment decisions, the treasurer said ANU should reconsider its decision to jettison investment in seven firms – Santos, Iluka Resources, Independence Group, Newcrest Mining, Sandfire Resources, Oil Search and Sirius Resources.

Obama's unusual remarks came in response to a question from a reporter from Fox News, and they reflected the intensity of his frustration with both the shortcomings of his foreign policy and those who criticize it.

In highly unusual remarks--remarks that would have been inappropriate even if the case had unfolded within the US--Mr.

It was an unusual remark for the former holder of a job that exhausts most of its occupants.

It seemed like an unusual remark, but then Rodriguez also mentioned how that patience could help him.

Klebnikov himself reportedly had stated that he was working on something "big"–an unusual remark for a man who regularly mined information on corrupt businessmen without announcing it.

Tonight, the Internet chat room of the Communist Party's main newspaper, The People's Daily, contained many highly unusual derisive remarks about China's top leaders.

Seymour Martin Lipset begins his book on American exceptionalism with a remark unusual for an academic: "I write as a proud American".

What was unusual about Mr. Santana's remarks was not their ironclad certainty, but the calmness with which they were delivered.

It also brings the president back to familiar ground, after his highly unusual and deeply personal remarks on Friday about the verdict in the Trayvon Martin killing.

Another fellow student said that he found Mr. Loughner's behavior so eccentric — including inappropriate remarks and unusual outbursts — that he wondered if he might be on hallucinogens.