Sentence examples for a remarkably brief from inspiring English sources

For a "remarkably brief" period, he said, he had been enrolled at City College.

If ever there were an internal memo that said it all, a remarkably brief one from Rupert Murdoch to Fox News staff on Monday is it.

Merritt Wever of Nurse Jackie won the night's first award, for best supporting actress in a comedy series, kicking off the ceremony on a surprising note and with a remarkably brief acceptance speech.

In a remarkably brief blog post, Lodsys said that it "chose to move its litigation timing to an earlier date than originally planned, in response to Apple's threat, in order to preserve its legal options".

As the tumultuous decade of the 1960s ended, a number of very traditional, very conservative, highly prestigious colleges and universities in the United States and the United Kingdom decided to go coed, seemingly all at once, in a remarkably brief span of time.

Sgt. Eric Turetzky, the Brooklyn police officer whose eyewitness testimony essentially sent Charles Schwarz to prison for playing a role in the torture of Abner Louima, stood unwaveringly by his story yesterday during a remarkably brief but critical turn on the witness stand.

As a result of his involvement with Russia, Flynn's remarkably brief 24 days in Trump's cabinet have already come to a close, but Flynn could still face consequences from rules designed to prevent retired officers from receiving payments from foreign governments.

What allowed the nurse to render that reassuring diagnosis was a remarkably simple, brief and inexpensive procedure, one with the potential to do for poor countries what the Pap smear did for rich ones: end cervical cancer's reign as the No. 1 cancer killer of women.

Silver Lining But there's good news here: The report describes a remarkably effective brief intervention developed at the trauma center that, according to Steven R. Marans, professor of psychiatry at Yale and director of the center, greatly diminishes symptoms in traumatized children and those who care for them.

This documentation of van Gogh's remarkably brief, exemplary journey, taking us in a few short years from somewhat clumsy amateur to master painter, is a testament to the dedication and persistence that it takes to become an artist of truly original vision.

Beginning in the late 1650s and lasting over the course of about one decade a remarkably brief period of productivity, given the enormity of his reputation Vermeer would create many of his greatest paintings, most of them interior scenes.