Sentence examples for new remarkable from inspiring English sources

Those people do not include Snowden or the reporters working on the stories; or the directors of intelligence who have been so affronted by the disclosures; or even the presidents and prime ministers on whose watches surveillance has entered a new, remarkable, era.

And I became aware of a new, remarkable book of photographs and text about the black experience in America since World War II that has 37,500 copies in print, a substantial amount for such a book other than those depicting Sept. 11.

The new remarkable section is distinct from other known subgenera/sections in the genus Paphiopedilum by possessing tessellated leaves, the oblong oval petals with intensive red purple veins, the helmet shaped lip with a V-shaped neckline in the front, and the semi-lunate staminodial shield with trident at the base.

The men tell Frederick that this new, remarkable "fiery-colored" horse has been found in his stables with the letters "W.V. B.

8 A new remarkable finding is that β cells may never be completely wiped out in T1D.

Further, a new remarkable approach has been developed that involves transcription factor affinity purification with a DNA concatemer composed of multiple tandem repeats of a specific responsive element.

Under the new system, remarkable growth was achieved between 1953 and 1965, but development subsequently slowed.

To summarise: coal gave working-class people and their unions new and remarkable power.

He has inspired one entirely new and remarkable genre: feminist erotic journalism".

Despite these ragged edges, Fukuyama's arguments sound very reasonable if not particularly new or remarkable in themselves.

"From that point on, every place we pointed Hubble in the sky, there was something new and remarkable.