Sentence examples for Remarkable occurrence from inspiring English sources

The inauguration, last Saturday, of Mexico's new President, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, was a remarkable occurrence in several ways.

Now, I would like to relate a remarkable occurrence from this period in my life in the fine arts.

For once, Israel's ambassador, Yehuda Lancry, said he could welcome a "balanced" Security Council resolution on the Mideast, which he called "a rare and remarkable" occurrence.

The ROHO historians' initial overarching question concerned a remarkable occurrence: four successive years of budget surpluses, beginning in 1998, during President Clinton's second term.

Prominent Republicans at the event said it was a remarkable occurrence that raised questions about how solid the union support for Mr. Gore would be in states that organized labor usually delivers to Democrats.

This remarkable occurrence has not only ushered in an era of therapeutic optimism, it has stimulated change in how the pathogenesis of MS is viewed, how clinical studies should be conducted, and how outcome should be measured.

Some interpretations favour a wide ocean separating these two large landmasses, but this arrangement is thought to be unlikely because of the remarkable occurrences of similar corals, brachiopods, and ammonites in eastern North America, Morocco, and Spain.

In 1779 Allen published the account of his time in captivity, A Narrative of Colonel Ethan Allen's Captivity... Containing His Voyages and Travels, With the most remarkable Occurrences respecting him and many other Continental Prisoners of Observations.

Talking to reporters on a flight – an occurrence remarkable in itself – he said: "If a person is gay and seeks God and has good will, who am I to judge?" His latest move is to send the world's Catholics a questionnaire, seeking their attitude to those vexed questions of modern life.

Following her death, several of her works were collected together and published as A Brief Collection of Remarkable Passages and Occurrences (1710).

A remarkable feature is the occurrence of a missing frequency band in experimental time frequency diagrams, sometimes referred to as notch frequency in the literature.