Sentence examples for a remarkable context from inspiring English sources
Each instance in those first sentences has a remarkable context; each, in its way, poses questions about what Trump needs to be reminded of, what he wants Americans to pretend never happened, and our own capacity to play make-believe when it comes to his Presidency.
There are many factors that make the Waterloo ecosystem a remarkable context for the creation of new ventures.
Furthermore, the authors could detect a remarkable sensitivity towards the context within which the situations were presented to participants.
We observed a remarkable influence of social context on behavioral response to painful stimuli regardless of the social status of the mice.
In this context, a remarkable finding is the case of two α- and some ϵ-proteobacteria whose genomes contain both GluRS2 and GlnRS (see Table 1 and Additional file 1).
Jamshedpur in this context remains a remarkable place.
The photographers who portrayed the waterworks after its abandonment likewise have no overt agenda, and yet in the context of a remarkable history, their work appears 'guilty' of what Leary accuses - it arouses our sympathies for an important cultural relic that has been woefully neglected.
This is a remarkable achievement, particularly within the context of the highly mobile pastoralist communities of Somali region.
In the context of a remarkable increase of social awareness about the problem of physical inactivity in the population, in May 2009 the Spanish National Sports Council launched the Integral Plan on Physical Activity and Sport (A + D Plan).
That Mr. Terfel is a great singer, and potentially a great Wagner singer, cannot be doubted; heard out of context, this is a remarkable recital.
In this context, there was a remarkable recent editorial in the Journal of Clinical Oncology [ 104], discussing the limitations of the body surface principle that forms the basis for chemotherapy dosing.
