Sentence examples for it is remarkable to point from inspiring English sources

It is remarkable to point out that, provided a pregnant woman after UAE successfully passed the first trimester, we subsequently did not record any of the serious pregnancy complications (e.g., gestational hypertension, fetal growth retardation, malpresentation, or prematurity) repeatedly described in other trials [ 10, 12, 17].

Ms. Osipova is remarkable to watch just standing on point.

Björk's poetic diction has historically been remarkable to the point of alien.

It is remarkable that climate skeptics would dare point to the Arctic at all.

Given how unsure the critics are of Posh's point, therefore, it is remarkable how much they all seem to have enjoyed themselves.

It's remarkable, he pointed out, that engineers can make these engines reliable -- which, in his (and my) youth, they were not.

In this small subgroup of patients with AS, it is remarkable that at Week 12, the time point for measurement of the primary efficacy end point, there was no placebo response based on either ASAS or BASDAI response criteria.

From an epidemiological point of view, it is remarkable that in Norway 7.5% of the primary THAs have been reported to be the result of DDH, while the corresponding figures are only 1.8% in Sweden and 2.1% in Denmark.

And yet, even taking that into account, it's remarkable that, as Barrett and Collins point out, Giuliani has never had to answer for it.

People who like to sound the death knell for the ideology – it's remarkable even that such people still exist – point to the fact that young women tend not to describe themselves as feminists.

The attention to detail is remarkable, almost to the point where you feel bad interfering with their lives, because you, as The Novelist, will interrupt the tragic beauty of the Kaplan family.