Sentence examples for be remarkable as from inspiring English sources

Such writings may not be remarkable as either medical information or writing, but they rightly insist that coherence sits at the intersection of science and art.

Many Arab observers considered that stance to be remarkable, as Tunisia's president, Zine el-Abidine ben Ali, suppresses dissent and shows every sign of remaining president for life.

The students' witness continues to be remarkable, as demonstrated by a powerful Op-Ed by Isabelle Robinson, a Marjory Stoneman Douglas senior, published on Tuesday in the Times.

The overriding message of all this — that love will make him a better mayor — would hardly be remarkable as a narrative of loss and recovery were it not for the fact that it contradicts just about everything Giuliani has ever said about himself, the city, and the nature of leadership.

The small influence of waiting time on choice may be considered to be remarkable, as the media and politicians at the national level consistently focus on waiting times as a major performance measure and challenge, but other studies of choice of hospital likewise found only a small influence of waiting time on choice.

His resilience has been remarkable, as well.

Mr. Oliveira's undaunted productivity is remarkable, as is the undimmed creative vigor of his films.

The warmth and richness of the Berlin Philharmonic's sound were remarkable, as always.

The human capacity to inflict pain is remarkable, as is our capacity to show sympathy and kindness.

Considering the state Nigeria were in when he took over in 2011, his achievement is remarkable as well as important.

The scale of the crowds is remarkable, as is their confidence, which seems to grow with each day that the protests are not met with overwhelming violence.