Sentence examples for a remarkable exercise in from inspiring English sources

It was a remarkable exercise in expiation by indirection.

The mug shots turn out to be a remarkable exercise in folk portraiture.

It is a remarkable exercise in empathy, and a genuine attempt at bridge-building.

Absent a plan to stabilize America's debt, the deal is a remarkable exercise in "moderate" irresponsibility.

In a review in The New York Times, Christopher Lehmann-Haupt called it "a remarkable exercise in self-discovery".

As the books close on 2011, the year turns out to have been a remarkable exercise in cinematic repetition.

I couldn't give you a whole list but it's quite a remarkable exercise, I think, of translating in many cases quite radical policies into practice with only eight per cent of the MPs in Parliament.

It was, when appreciated in full, a remarkable exercise that raised the most basic questions about whether courts can deliver not only fairness to defendants, but also safety to witnesses brave enough to testify against dangerous people.

It's a remarkable exercise that demonstrates the unpredictable interaction between spaces that can only exist in the film world and those that are more physical and can be realised in the architectural world.

For over thirty years, a public school teacher in Virginia has been teaching his students the work of peace through a remarkable exercise that he calls the World Peace Games.

After we wrote a story about this remarkable exercise in fantasy, Wheeler, at least, was apologetic and ready to cop to the truth.