Sentence examples for remarkable commencement from inspiring English sources

In PAW's Sept. 18 issue, W. Barksdale Maynard '88 wrote about the remarkable Commencement ceremony held at Princeton on Sept. 24, 1783.

It's understandable that progressive listeners heard different things in President Obama's remarkable commencement address yesterday at Notre Dame.

I didn't go to Parsons' graduation ceremony last month, but people tell me I missed a remarkable commencement speech delivered by photographer Ryan McGinley.

I didn't go to Parsons's graduation ceremony last month, but people tell me I missed a remarkable commencement speech delivered by photographer Ryan McGinley.

I didn't go to Parsons' graduation ceremony last month, but people tell me I missed a remarkable commencement speech delivered by photographer Ryan McGinley.

Former U.S. Ambassador Ryan Crocker had just finished his commencement address, remarkable as graduation speeches go for its lack of flowery language, filled instead with advice and prudent words about the task at hand at this moment in Afghanistan's history.

Despite the considerable differences in type, dose, and duration of organisms used, the age of commencement, and the use of antibiotics, the remarkable progress suggests that probiotics might be a promising way to prevent sepsis, NEC, and meningitis in newborns with the choice of an effective probiotic regimen.

Presented at Commencement to an assistant professor who is making a remarkable impact on education.

Among the thousands of students gathering for today's commencement ceremonies at Columbia University on Morningside Heights, there will be one with a remarkable Olympic background.

Mr McGleenan claimed it was "remarkable" that the department and the minister would "simply ignore" correspondence prior to the formal commencement of legal proceedings.

Rain on Commencement Day?