Sentence examples for a remarkable word from inspiring English sources

There's a remarkable word in Russian: "pofigism".

"Perhaps more info, our history in UN and CFK efforts as congresswoman will soften @MiaFarrow's harsh words towards a remarkable world leader, who along with late husband and former Prez Nestor Kirchner have embraced justice, human rights & equality their entire lives" he tweeted.

Remarkable word from Girish Shambu, forwarding a note from the critic Victor Perkins regarding a CD discovery he made in the director Max Ophüls's hometown of Saarbrücken: a CD release of "a recording of the 1954 broadcast from Sudwestfunk, Baden-Baden, scripted and directed by [Ophüls] based on Goethe's Novelle….

But Graham's most remarkable words came when he was asked about an alternate plan, floated by Senate Republicans, to grant President Barack Obama greater authority to target the $85 billion in cuts slated for this year.

Remember the larger situation in which Duke felt moved to pen these remarkable words.

The idea was to entice listeners to consider the different ways such wide-ranging composers treat Whitman's remarkable words.

And the president's remarkable words this week could prove the shot heard round the world as the next energy revolution gets under way.

And how many errors and follies would she not have avoided if the justice and propriety of her measures had in every instance been previously tried by the light in which they would probably appear to the unbiased part of mankind?" Remarkable words.

These remarkable words caused him to wonder.

An actor turned playwright, she has a remarkable facility for words in performance, possibly because she knows about the pleasure of speaking lines that are textured, full of possibilities and don't always give up their meanings too easily.

US Defence Secretary Chuck Hagel has used a remarkable set of words to describe the militants of Islamic State (IS).