Sentence examples for a certain remarkable from inspiring English sources
Perhaps you note a certain remarkable calmness in his prose.
Early reports suggested that resilience was an innate attribute of certain remarkable kids that made them invincible.
Still, there are certain remarkable aspects to the show.
It is proved that such consequence relations have certain remarkable properties in that they reflect their metatheory at the object level to a surprising extent.
In 1962 the British physicist Brian D. Josephson predicted that two superconducting objects placed in electric contact would display certain remarkable electromagnetic properties.
"How do we explain certain remarkable stories about elephant communication?" he asks at one point, noting that a conservationist who has worked with the animals for decades flatly believes in pachyderm telepathy.
At the same time, they are also generally viewed as springing out of certain remarkable deeds of some remarkable individuals.
In 2009, Suzuki (see [24]) proved certain remarkable results to improve the results of Banach and Edelstein (see also [22, 25 27]).
Everything about it is a little mysterious, from the moment "a stranger appeared in town, a certain Nagel, a remarkable, eccentric charlatan who did a lot of curious things".
This was, in a certain way, not so remarkable — it is what much of Romney's activist base firmly believes.
In the third compartment, representing the aqueous phase immediately following the first bilayer core, the concentrations of the chemicals initially increase and later decrease to their equilibrium magnitudes, resulting, for a certain time period, in a remarkable accumulation of the chemicals above their equilibrium levels.
