Each is as remarkable, and awe-inspiring, as the other.
The AIDS movement is one of the most remarkable and awe-inspiring civil rights struggles of at least the past 100 years.
As Mr. Stolzenburg puts it, this remarkable and awe-inspiring wandering lion was "looking for two honorable things that should evoke empathy in all of us: A hospitable place to live, and a mate".
And, this isn't survival merely by trickery and corruption, but survival based on the remarkable tolerance, even awe, possible love, of a hefty majority of his countrymen.
His encyclopedic knowledge was stunning, and he had a remarkable command of an awe-inspiring number of languages, including German, English, French, Italian, Spanish, Russian, Latin, Greek, Arabic, Persian, and Turkish, not to mention Berber, Hebrew, Aramaic, Ethiopic, and the African San tongue, Mbarakwengo.
In contrast, the war in Panama was covered with a you-are-there immediacy, a remarkable burst of shock-and-awe journalism (before the phrase "shock and awe" was even invented) meant to capture and keep the public's attention.
René Shimada Siegel explains how to write a thank-you note that matters: "When the sender is a busy executive, handwritten notes are so remarkable that they easily earn awe and admiration".
Safina writes with respect, affection, admiration, even awe about the remarkable cognitive abilities of many animals, and argues that we should treat non-human creatures with more respect.
Mark and I are truly awed by the remarkable national conversation that this movie has spurred.
Such powers should make for a fascinating sandbox and indeed the remarkable dynamic physics can inspire genuine awe.
Judy was indeed a woman of valor: All who knew her were awed by her courage and remarkable inner strength, while we were warmed by her love and compassion.
