Sentence examples for make any remarkable from inspiring English sources

IGN reader Jason Van Horn characterized Itachi as "badass" and jokingly mentioned that he is a character to be afraid of since, in his first fight in the series, he does not make any remarkable move.

But the only thing that makes any year remarkable is what happened during its span.

(When was the last time you watched a US sitcom and thought it was so perfect you hoped they wouldn't make any more episodes?) What's remarkable is how the show manages to both skewer the narrow lives and banal existence of hard-drinking, hard-smoking families without ever condescending to them.

Taliaferro began to make a remarkable recovery.

What followed would have made a remarkable denouement for any aging player.

These claims are all B.S. A series of independent scientific and academic investigations in the U.S. and the U.K. unanimously concluded that nothing in the stolen emails made any difference to the remarkable strength of climate science (see, for example, the Penn State vindication, the Independent Muir Russell and Lord Oxburgh reviews, a British Parliamentary Panel review, and other assessments).

Gary Silverman makes a remarkable catch.

Still, he has made a remarkable start.

Then Mrs. Solomon made a remarkable offer.

Wolves have made a remarkable comeback, thanks to federal protections.

"I think Greece has made a remarkable effort," Mr. Monti said.