Sentence examples for a remarkable present from inspiring English sources
In July, when India's prime minister, Manmohan Singh, visited Washington, he came home with a remarkable present: a promise from Mr Bush that he would aim to share American civilian nuclear technology with India.That was too generous.
For now, there's time — a little, at least — to lean back on a comfy cushion and savor the remarkable present.
God willing, he said, kissing his hands and putting them to his face, a gold medal would be a remarkable birthday present.
The data indicated that coloration of the potato may correlate with increased vitB6 content and emphasized a remarkable difference present in the four genotypes.
To a remarkable degree the present theories of elementary particle interactions can be understood by deduction from general principles.
However, a remarkable distinction was present in four empirical strategies.
The Ni-tetraglycine complex of Fig 1h[ 62] exhibits a remarkable similarity to present day macrocyclic tetrapyrrole cofactors.
A remarkable difference is present in the individual focus of each country analyzed in the Scopus database.
Later the ruling was expanded to cover all public figures.Mr Lewis does a remarkable job of presenting the history and scope of freedom of thought.
Just Sustainabilities: Development in an Unequal World does a remarkable job of presenting the theories and challenges that exist practically and philosophically with regard to environmental and social justice and sustainability.
While Hodgkin is somewhat dismissive of this genre, arguing that they are too mythical and poetic in subject matter to garner the "feeling for life and livelihood which is the saving grace of Indian art", the works at Dulwich display a remarkable vivacity in presenting even their most religious iconography.
