Sentence examples for remarkable closing from inspiring English sources

Such a development would represent a remarkable closing of ranks across the Atlantic.

The novel's remarkable closing pages, however, go far toward erasing any misgivings the reader might harbor.

"Counterintuition," the remarkable closing essay, is set largely in a cafe in Greenwich Village, where the youthful Aciman waited hopelessly for a girl who never arrived.

The remarkable closing scene identifies us completely with Gregor, as he recognises that everyone has turned against him and he has no choice but to die.

But in a remarkable closing sequence, the husband tries vainly to describe a cathedral to the blind man, who then guides the husband's hand, enabling him to draw one.

African-Americans are steadily gaining access to and ease with the Internet, signaling a remarkable closing of the "digital divide" that many experts had worried would be a crippling disadvantage in achieving success.

At Edinburgh University, Donald MacKenzie has pulled off remarkable close-up studies of financiers in action but without context or politics: the view is all cogs and no car.

A somewhat different problem is that the Bayesian formalism, in particular its use of probability assignments over statistical hypotheses, suggests a remarkable closed-mindedness on the part of the Bayesian statistician.

The remarkable close proximity of European Jews and populations residing on the opposite ends of ancient Khazaria, such as Armenians, Georgians, Azerbaijani Jews, and Druze (fig. 3 and supplementary figs. S2, S3, and S5, Supplementary Material online), supports a common Near Eastern Caucasus ancestry.

It was remarkable how close this plant is to a small airport and how close you can actually get to it.

Even by the standards of the political world, Mr. Obama's obsession with virtuosity and proving himself the best are remarkable, those close to him say.