Sentence examples for been given a remarkable from inspiring English sources

Marius von Mayenburg's The Stone has been given a remarkable production by Ramin Gray.

Almost at the last minute, the Saint-Exupéry supporters have been given a remarkable weapon - the accusation that Consuelo did not, in fact, write the book.

Julius Caesar and much younger seductress Cleopatra are the celebrities composer George Frideric Handel and librettist Nicola Francesco Haym goad and glamorize in the 1724 Giulio Cesare, which David McVicar is giving a remarkable, even reputation-changing, twist at the Metropolitan Opera House under conductor Harry Bicket.

Biologists have also pointed out that due to the level of whiteness in the human eye compared to other primates; we are given a particularly remarkable ability to communicate solely using eye movements.

A special focus has been given on a range of remarkable toxicity mechanisms that underlie this bacterial activity, mainly reactive oxygen species (ROS) generation and Zn2+ release.

Cameron was also given a remarkable standing ovation as he criticised what he said were "complete and utter lies" from Labour on the NHS.

But because my first book was a success I was given some remarkable opportunities, one of which was to write an Op-Ed essay in this newspaper, the very paper in which I had first seen the picture of Amelia Earhart.

We are truly humbled to be given this remarkable opportunity".

The inferred number of gained introns should be given specifically, claiming a "remarkable number" is not enough.

The winner will be given remarkable Interweb cred and 140 characters worth of salutations via the @HuffPostSports Twitter account.

It's a sinewy, masculine text, given a remarkable production by three women – director Jude Christian, designer Fly Davis and sound designer Adrienne Quartly – who lock the character in a dirty white kitchen that looks unnervingly like a room in a mental hospital, with two squealing, grunting piglets representing his sons.