Sentence examples for event was remarkable from inspiring English sources

While this event was remarkable by itself, historical records indicate that the Carrington event was part of a sequence of solar activity as an active region traversed the solar disk.

Today's event was remarkable for the forthrightness with which Mr. Gore, Mr. Lieberman and their wives addressed Mr. Lieberman's Jewishness as a topic not to avoid, but to celebrate.

That event was remarkable not only on account of Arundale's artistry but also because it was a staged, public performance (as opposed to a temple event), and it set a precedent for upper-class women to practice an art form traditionally associated with a widely maligned lower-class community.

One of the notable features of the seismic event was remarkable ground surface changes, which were observed in field surveys [5].

The event was remarkable, considering town halls are usually quiet civic events where the local PTA ask their elected representatives polite questions.

That particular TV event was remarkable in that it had an audience who actually cheered what the President had to say, which seems to almost never happen anymore.

But the event is remarkable in other ways: Space scientists are wowed by a series of detailed images of the disturbance on the sun's surface that sent the particles hurtling earthward.

If a woman in an affluent country develops a serious injury from obstructed labor, the event is remarkable enough to be written up and published as a case report in a medical journal [ 46, 47].

Alan Cummings, chairman of the Durham Miners Associationn, said the timing of the events was "remarkable" and "one of those quirks", adding: "She couldn't be cremated on a better day".

The turnaround time, just six weeks after the events, is remarkable.

Its direction is merely practical and competent, but the stage-managing of its complex events is remarkable.