The intensity of Charlie's story, the unfathomable horror of everything he and his friends experienced during the fighting and the shocking idea that he is to lose his life because of what he has done make this a remarkable and important book that needs to be read now to remember the Battle of the Somme but also at all times as a reminder of the essential need to preserve peace.
The study of microstructure in archaeological metal objects is a remarkable and important subject to determine ancient manufacturing techniques in the ancient time.
Cressida Connolly in the Spectator also praised a "remarkable" book, "as important an addition to our understanding... as Oliver Sacks's extraordinary navigations through the secret realms of our brains..
But 1976 also saw the composition of a remarkable cluster of important works that could all be classified as minimalist, a term that Michael Nyman first applied to music in 1968 and which has remained useful, if contentious, ever since.
Grant Miller, from the Border Force's endangered species team said there are only a few hundred of the iguanas believed to be left in existence and described the find as "a remarkable and very important seizure".
"He was a remarkable person, a really important historical figure," said Nicholas Lemann, the author of "The Big Test" (Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 1999), a history of standardized testing.
In any case, the plaintiffs' bar had achieved a remarkable victory in one important regard: they had created a blueprint for an extra-institutional form of politics.
Comte's belief in the importance of sociology as the scientific study of human society remains an article of faith among contemporary sociologists, and the work he accomplished remains a remarkable synthesis and an important system of thought.
I suspect that there's a recent groundswell of support for Darren Aronofsky, who, working on a surprisingly low budget in "Black Swan," confected an exhilarating and smart visual feast; it's a remarkable film that—something important to Oscar voters is a big box-office success, but Fincher's achievement, at a virtually molecular level of cinematic composition, won't be denied.
"I swear, if I'd been a Republican dad, Mark would have been a leftist son!" But it's Medium Cool that is most important, a remarkable, prescient film about a Chicago newsreel cameraman who finds his "objectivity" is a political trap, especially after his news director starts handing over his raw footage to the cops.
