Sentence examples for be remarkable in the from inspiring English sources
If so, then our results would be remarkable in the sense that, for patients scoring R, I or F, a relatively short period of postoperative BGL control would have such an effect on renal failure (90% of patients were treated with the Aalst Glycemia Insulin Protocol in the ICU for less than 46.0 h).
"David has been remarkable in the playoffs," Arena said.
Yellen said land prices are "remarkable" in the eyes of the Fed.
His successes as a commander were remarkable in the northern theatre from Pennsylvania to eastern Massachusetts.
He was remarkable in The Departed and his performance as Howard Hughes in The Aviator is uncannily accurate.
Similar in spirit to Evelyn Waugh's Brideshead Revisited, Zweig mostly avoids sentimentality, which is remarkable in the circumstances.
He has since met Kerry many times, which is remarkable in the context of more than three decades of hostility.
Utamaro's bust portraits, while hardly meeting a Western definition of portraiture, were remarkable in the emotional moods they conveyed.
Even by the standards of the West End, the quality of Sugar's dresses is remarkable; in the squalor of St Giles, it was astonishing.
Brady made it so five minutes from the end, heading in a cross from Hoolahan, whose composure was remarkable in the circumstances.
The 2008 campaign was remarkable in the way all three groups worked together to realize, finally and fully, the ambivalent vision of the founders.
