Sentence examples for deemed remarkable from inspiring English sources
By this it means to anticipate a time when the racial identity of the United States president-elect will no longer be deemed remarkable.
President Vladimir V. Putin did something today that might be deemed remarkable even in a robust democracy like the United States: he spent two and a half hours on national television, taking questions from ordinary Russians.
The gift of a snapshot, book, or story meant to break silence that settles in after they leave the university, the silence that being here, a student for a semester in my fiction-writing class, doesn't break, silence of living ordinary lives we all endure whether our writing is deemed remarkable by others or not.
The campaign's finale may still be some way off, with no one even hinting at the possibility of securing a first league championship since 1950, but the progress made should be deemed remarkable at a club that, only a few years ago, was more used to labouring at the wrong end of the second tier.
On this day, Mr. Mubarak was the pharaoh, the tyrant, the ruler of a country that people deemed, in remarkable scenes, no longer his.
JOE TURNER'S COME AND GONE August Wilson's 10-play cycle about the African-American experience in the 20th century has been deemed a remarkable achievement, and this play, seen on Broadway in 1988, is one of the best in the series.
A BBC spokeswoman said: "We are pleased our coverage has been deemed 'remarkable' and 'impressive'impressive
I can hear your conservative uncle interjecting already, but 13th – named for the constitutional amendment that abolished slavery but restricted rights of those deemed "criminals" – is remarkable in the way it takes its time to connect the dots and make its bold thesis.
She also praised the performances of the cast, by deeming their acting "remarkable".
He deemed it "a fine, conventional supermarket, nothing remarkable".
Flexible fabric with remarkable ultraviolet (UV) blocking was deemed as the feasible personal protection to shield human body against external ultraviolet radiation.
