Sentence examples for remarkable citizen from inspiring English sources

With the passing of Lawrence J. Israel in Chicago on August 12, the world lost a unique and remarkable citizen.

I was saddened to learn today of the passing on Saturday of F. Sherwood Rowland, a remarkable scientist, engaged citizen and professor best known for sharing the 1995 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for work revealing the impact of synthetic chlorofluorocarbons on the atmosphere's protective ozone layer.

Economic collapse, the shocking spending by an Obama administration that most analysts agree is in over its head, combined with remarkable contempt shown citizens during the debacle of the healthcare debate and legislation, have mobilised those stakeholders – including women and their families – to take action.

But Senator Byrd's notion of celebrating by studying recognizes the citizen's remarkable relationship with this document.

Compared to neighboring countries it grants its queer citizens a remarkable amount of freedom and rights.

The remarkable spirit of the citizens of Greensburg has turned this tragedy into an opportunity for renewal and new direction.

He's a self-proclaimed feminist with a substantive policy agenda who talks about how government can achieve remarkable progress for its citizens if only people work together. .

AT a time when Americans fret about terrorism and war and are afflicted by the worst economic downturn in 70 years, let's embrace a remarkable treasure possessed by every citizen of our country.

As a teenager, Hans Guhrauer – his name before he became naturalised as a British citizen – struggled with remarkable determination against the many obstacles to his educational progress, supported but also inhibited by largely anonymous sponsors.

"At a time when Americans fret about terrorism and war and are afflicted by the worst economic downturn in 70 years, let's embrace a remarkable treasure possessed by every citizen of our country…our national parks, national forests and other public lands," writes Op-Ed columnist Nicholas D. Kristof, who spent part of his summer backpacking with his family.

"If a yes vote happens I think my heart will just swell with pride and love knowing that my country had really grasped this remarkable opportunity to... make gay citizens constitutionally equal," said O'Callaghan, who works for the Sydney Theatre Company.