Sentence examples for described as remarkable from inspiring English sources

Many moments in Trump's quest for the White House have been described as remarkable.

On Wednesday, the Bush administration announced what it described as "remarkable progress" for the chronic homeless.

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The results were described as "remarkable" and "game changing" by global health specialists.

Professor Francis Pryor, who also worked with Professor Aston on the programme, paid tribute to a man who he described as "remarkable archaeologist who could really dig".

All three saw changes that were described as "remarkable" by the report's authors.

Liz Prichard, another patient in the study, stayed in hospital for only three days after her surgery, a recovery Mr West describes as remarkable.

Fabienne Kabou, 39, who was described as having "remarkable intelligence … but subject to irrational beliefs", travelled to Berck-sur-Mer with her only child, Adélaïde, in November 2013.

(Kelly's book will be published in November; Sharif's book was described as a "remarkable début" in this magazine last month).

Michael Abolafia CC'17 Abolafia, a Junior Phi Beta Kappa inductee who has excelled in his coursework and research, was described as "a remarkable student," "superbly intelligent" and "a star" by faculty members in the Department of English and Comparative Literature.

In his remarks, Mr. McCain showed no sign of moving away from his support of Mr. Bush's Iraq policy, a position that that has contributed to what even his own associates described as his remarkable political decline this year.