Sentence examples for a remarkable swing from inspiring English sources
When Bill Clinton raised taxes on top incomes, conservatives predicted economic disaster; what actually followed was an economic boom and a remarkable swing from budget deficit to surplus.
A remarkable swing in ecclesiastical opinion took place in 2001 when a Vatican Note stated: 'The motives for preoccupation and for doctrinal and prudential difficulties which determined the promulgation of the decree Post Obitum condemning the "Forty Propositions" drawn from the works of Antonio Rosmini can now be considered as surmounted' (CDF, Osservatore Romano, 1 July 2001).
Americans now say by a nearly a two-to-one margin, 50percentto26percentcenthathat it's politically possible to pass stricter gun laws ― a high in polling since 2015, and a remarkable swing from less than two weeks ago, when just 38percentt saw it as feasible.
In the words of the Journal, there had been "a remarkable mood swing for an electorate that just a year ago recoiled at Mr. Obama's proposal to launch airstrikes against Syria".
In this ménage à trois there was the usual uncertainty about who was doing what to whom, but once things were in full swing it was a remarkable affair.
Though blind since childhood, he was a remarkable pianist, at home with splashy barrelhouse playing and precisely understated swing.
Caught in the capricious swings of a volatile stock market, HearMe, an Internet company, has had a remarkable ride since it went public a year ago.
A remarkable number of the conversations in "Tell Me" take place between people lounging on sofas and porch swings or goofing off at kitchen tables.
Remarkable figures for a remarkable cricketer.
