Sentence examples similar to a remarkable discourse from inspiring English sources
This confusion is, importantly, the spark for Bushy's remarkable discourse on the "substance of a grief" (l.14).14
"The Occupy movements have been a remarkable success," says Chomsky. "They've changed the national discourse.
That's a remarkable statement from the top aide of a candidate known for his inflammatory discourse. .
Given the rancour in the American public discourse, the two sides making common ground on this issue is truly a "remarkable phenomenon," as the director of the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, Norman Reimer, put it.
In any case, the process is a remarkable, almost-but-not-quite public airing - kind of like a high-speed film of how scientific discourse can go on - with footnotes.
It was a remarkable escape, given the climate of the time, with Pope John Paul II determined to assert his authority over all theological discourse.
Remarkable figures for a remarkable cricketer.
Truly, a remarkable life.
What a remarkable community!
