Sentence examples for given a remarkable from inspiring English sources

Marius von Mayenburg's The Stone has been given a remarkable production by Ramin Gray.

Almost at the last minute, the Saint-Exupéry supporters have been given a remarkable weapon - the accusation that Consuelo did not, in fact, write the book.

Cameron was also given a remarkable standing ovation as he criticised what he said were "complete and utter lies" from Labour on the NHS.

The in situ generated RBD4 Cd2+ complex is able to selectively sense S2− over other anions based on the displacement approach, given a remarkable recovery of fluorescence and UV vis absorption spectra.

On the eve of her jubilee celebrations, the Queen has given a remarkable interview in which she heaps praise on the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, talks about the pressures on the Royal Family and shows off her hobby of decoupage.

The recently-appointed British ambassador to Iran, Dominick Chilcott, has given a remarkable interview to the BBC about what he and his staff went through on Tuesday, made somehow all the more chilling by Mr Chilcott's sober, matter-of-fact delivery.

Some people gave a remarkable performance.

Hannah Taylor Gordon gave a remarkable performance as the brilliant young diarist.

DAVID REMNICK: The other night, John McCain gave a remarkable speech.

Considering that Claire's behavior is inexplicable, Ms. Walsh gives a remarkable performance.

Finally, numerous liberated cascade ZnPPIX/G-quadruplex supramolecular complexes give a remarkable fluorescence response.