The poll underscored, in a scientific way, the remarkable nature of the race.
In fact, one anecdote I've read about the origin of the name "Magic Pony" is that it's a reference to the remarkable nature of what they do.
As a physicist, I do a lot of writing and public speaking about the remarkable nature of our cosmos, primarily because I think science is a key part of our cultural heritage and needs to be shared more broadly.
This was a profoundly resonant example of the circularity and remarkable nature of football.
Mr. Bourne recollects his remarkable life in a manner that draws no attention to its remarkable nature, puts no emphasis on strife and struggle and hard-won triumphs.
Given that it is notoriously difficult to find consensus among economists, their willingness to lend public support to a large and specific policy change reinforces the truly remarkable nature of this document.
Rather than irony, I believe it introduces an illusionary effect and mystical ambience that resembles our remarkable nature".
"To live a continuous life," she says, "a person needs to be in relation to the world of objects". And this, no easy thing for her, is virtually impossible for her patients, whose fears and difficulties she describes in an almost lyrical fashion, revealing as she does so the truly remarkable nature of what passes for ordinary, daily life.
The film, like many other Cagney vehicles, drew praise from the critics, including Bosley Crowther of the New York Times, who wrote that "the truly remarkable nature of Mr. Cagney's accomplishment turns not so much on a literal imitation of Mr. Cohan as it does on a shrewd and meticulous creation of a lusty, spontaneous character.
Perhaps part of their remarkable nature is that in the three series that were decided before last night, the team with the lower payroll won.
The remarkable nature of the production shouldn't overshadow its basic brilliance; Mohammad's performance is one of immense freshness, which should be applauded in its own right.
