If I'm wrong, I hope I'm wrong because the judges found something remarkable.
I just returned again to Ms. Khorn's brothel to interview her, and found something remarkable.
Rozetta Williams-Mitchell, a 15-year resident, finds something remarkable in the coexistence of all these identities.
He had been asked for a quote on her novel The War Between The Tates (1974) and, we must surmise, found something remarkable in her description of a pair of teenagers going through the obnoxious stage of their adolescence.
Saunders did the same, and found something remarkable: while other forms of capital ("ordinary capital") had the effect predicted by theory, IT behaved very differently.
where E, F, and G are determined by the functions x, y, and z and satisfy EG − F2 > 0. Gauss was able to define a measure of the curvature of the surface at a point, and he found something remarkable about it: the measure of curvature depends only on E, F, and G and their derivatives with respect to u and v, but not on the functions x u,v), y u,v), and z u,v) directly.
You're bound to discover something remarkable.
"He would come into a field that had been well studied and find something really new that was remarkable.
An optimist might find something to celebrate here: the remarkable capacity of nature to adjust to change and its enviable escape from what Nietzsche termed "the malady of history".
Although he later became the first black member of the National Academy of Sciences (with a colleague saying, "he would come into a field that had been well studied and find something really new that was remarkable"), the University of California at Berkeley's maths department would not hire Blackwell on account of his race (a European later asked Blackwell to join the statistics department).
