Sentence examples for mean a remarkable from inspiring English sources
I mean, a remarkable statement.
He will miss the final Test with a calf injury, however, which will mean a remarkable debut for Scott Borthwick.
Cuticle's flexibility, combined with its high tolerance for cracks, meant that a remarkable 5.56 kJ m-2 (kilojoules per square meter) of energy was needed to rip the material apart, the team reports online today in The Journal of Experimental Biology.
A few more victories will mean a trip to the N.C.A.A. tournament, completing a remarkable turnaround.
"I mean, Radiohead is a remarkable guitar band.
"People respond to listening to me, but that doesn't mean that I'm really a remarkable person; it means that I'm an actor," he said.
He may be turning 88 this week, but that doesn't mean that this remarkable self-taught man, a photographer, filmmaker, author and composer whose pioneering works gave white Americans a new view of the black experience, is ready to retire and retreat into his own reminiscenses.
MR. MCCAIN: I mean, it's remarkable.
Collodion also supplied her the means to create a remarkable memorial to her dead greyhound, Eva, which she is currently completing.
Increased expression of PGC1α by transgenic or pharmacological means resulted in a remarkable improvement of OXPHOS function and clinical phenotype in a mouse model of muscle COX deficiency (Wenz et al, 2008).
