Sentence examples similar to Witness something remarkable from inspiring English sources

Professional campaign organizers, who are used to struggling to enlist volunteers, said they were witnessing something remarkable.

Readers who remember the 1960s and 1970s have already witnessed something remarkable in Earth's shared history: roughly half a degree's worth of global warming.

It was a musical moment and all present were wrapped by an epiphany that we had witnessed something remarkable.

I walked upstairs to a glass-fronted booth, where I prepared to witness something both absolutely remarkable and utterly routine.

And as the sky darkened, Mr. Zurofsky looked out his large windows at the streets below and witnessed something more remarkable than rain wash over his fellow New Yorkers: serenity.

Last week, we witnessed something fairly remarkable.

In these remarkable events in Egypt, we have been allowed to witness something more substantial than a temporary mast, a social transformation that perhaps started with something even more fragile.

"It is inspiring to witness something like the cycle race.

You seem to witness something new every week.

Did you just witness something you consider bad or wrong?

Yahya's last answer was a sobering reminder that what we accomplished was remarkable-indeed I had never quite witnessed something like that in my life.