Obama's closing message is remarkable for its aggression, mocking tone and sheer triviality.
Instead we were treated to a remarkable display of uninhibited aggression from Sharapova, which so startled Williams that at times it was she who looked like the fretting ingénue, a role that surely belonged to the young Russian.
Would the West have been wrong, Mr Clinton courteously asked, to "interfere" in Russian affairs and stand up for Mr Yeltsin if the coup leaders had jailed him?Mr Yeltsin, for his part, sounded off with remarkable vigour against "the aggression by NATO, with America at its head, against Yugoslavia", and suggested that Europeans should be allowed to settle their own affairs.
There is a remarkable absence of rancor, unwelcome aggression, competition.
The best reason to watch "Little Men" is Michael Barbieri, who musters a blend of soulfulness and aggression that would be remarkable at any age.
Compared to American or British institutions the amount of responsibility handed over to the inmates is remarkable, and so is the lack of aggression.
Behavior and personality changes, sometimes with notable aggression, appear to be additionally remarkable in patients with this form of encephalitis [ 2, 10– 18, 22].
Leicester sat deep, absorbed almost constant pressure and struck with pace and aggression on the counterattack, as had been the case throughout their remarkable rise to the Premier League summit.
As a religion reporter, I've covered a lot of sensitive topics and the level of vitriol and aggression from the right and the left about every part of this story is remarkable.
Introduced populations are remarkable because they are often comprised of a single, geographically vast 'supercolony' within which territorial behavior and intraspecific aggression are absent.
