Sentence examples for be very remarkable from inspiring English sources
Some people say the world ought always to have "two years' stock" of clothes on hand, and now we bare nothing like it.The effect of this will be very remarkable.
The word enterprising has appeared in 153 New York Times articles in the past year, including on Jan . 11in the Media Decoder blog post "Boutique Music Publisher Invests in Six Early Beatles Songs" by Ben Sisario: In most corners of the music business, a deal to administer the music publishing rights for six songs half a century old wouldn't be very remarkable.
That wouldn't be very remarkable if semiconductors were the major cost, but in our case it's copper, sheet metal and batteries.
In their way, the founding documents of the American republic are very remarkable.
Because the picture itself is very remarkable indeed - brilliant in its sheer macabre clarity and simplicity.
The properties of SPPBPs were very remarkable for fuel cell membrane application.
However, the correlation between bias voltage change and the atomic ratio of Zr and Ge is very remarkable.
"While it is a long shot that she will race again, it is very remarkable that she is doing as well as she is," Carr said.
"It is very remarkable the degree to which there is consensus," said Galen Carey, the vice president of government relations for the National Association of Evangelicals, an umbrella group for the churches.
"Now it is very remarkable, that among people in a very low stage of civilisation, we find some approach to such a perfect state," he observes.
