Sentence examples for of those remarkable from inspiring English sources

It's one of those remarkable stories.

The story of those remarkable years carries with it the temptation of mythmaking and, perhaps, Western self-satisfaction.

Not even some of those remarkable young people who were introduced earlier -- not even that young lady who's got four degrees yet today.

The Norwegian Nobel Committee should be more transparent about how winners are selected, and it should publicize the achievements of those remarkable people who almost won.

Beyond that scene of mourning and love, the one thing capable of lifting the spirit was the thought of those remarkable people at the bond hearing.

The performance by Mr. Sloane and the festival orchestra was a knockout, at times almost literally, and David Moss supplied most of those remarkable vocal effects.

In many cases, of course, there is no way of checking whether those remarkable events actually took place, but when there is, one finds that there is good reason to believe that the event in question did not take place.

Most impressive, however, was its output of personal political reportage - from Wigan pier, the Welsh collieries, Shaanxi province, Barcelona and other zones of crisis in those remarkable years.

"In winter, I think the vast majority of television viewers look at these sports as something that are so difficult, so daunting, that it's an opportunity to sort of live through those remarkable athletes through those sports, which are sports that are competed on the edge".

But the ultimate illusion, perhaps, is bringing the sea to the desert, so now you will find a "rain forest" and several waterfalls at the Mirage (the name is no accident), a "shark reef" aquarium at Mandalay Bay, a "Grand Canal" at the Venetian and of course all those remarkable fountains at the Bellagio.

Hence, the dramatic changes in the early years of a child's life – all those remarkable feats of learning and development – are due to increasing connectivity, or, as scientists like to call it, complexity.