Time's winged feet land on all men, even singular ones like Mr. Murdoch who have done remarkable things.
"Time's winged feet land on all men, even singular ones like Mr Murdoch who have done remarkable things.
Perhaps even more remarkable, one-fourth rank in the top percentile nationally in patient satisfaction.
And that may be what Obama was really getting at: the idea that public life itself is hard, with us, at best, placing "our collective shoulder to the wheel of progress" and realizing that just standing up with someone's help can count as a victory, even a remarkable one.
But a building, even a truly remarkable one, is just a container, a big box for stuff.
In some studies, no individual moment seems complex or even remarkable but (as with the one male solo) the whole dance becomes both, in the way it connects step to step and phrase to phrase.
Is doing them even remarkable?
Worried that the economy might overheat and spur inflation, Beijing officials have run a budget surplus, repeatedly raised interest rates and even required banks to deposit a remarkable one-sixth of their assets as reserves to the central bank, all to slow lending.
Still, through well-orchestrated musical and dance numbers we get to see Dr. Bruckner charm both David and Melinda, separately, and even one remarkable time when he dances with both of them at once.
Holding's story is a remarkable one.
Jobs' story is a remarkable one.
