Sentence examples for remarkable conclusion from inspiring English sources

A truly remarkable conclusion.

So how did Woese arise at this remarkable conclusion?

It was a remarkable conclusion to a struggle that began with a power grab by Maithripala Sirisena, the country's president.

Experts from Norway and Denmark have done just that, and they have come to the remarkable conclusion that the fish is a Patagonian toothfish.

You can still see that this is an extraordinary ballet; its high-density pure-dance tensions still make a remarkable conclusion to this program.

Part of the thrill is knowing that this is the pure pursuit of knowledge, the scientific impulse — a human impulse — carried to a remarkable conclusion.

(Delta, $15; Dell, $7.99). Remarkable conclusions about Christ's lineage.

This is the philosophy of Keith Dobney, a professor of human paleoecology at the University of Liverpool and a co-author of a new study that draws some remarkable conclusions about the lives of Neanderthals by peering beneath their dental enamel.

A chapter on evolution takes us into the strange world of blind fish, while also giving Jones a chance to quote the remarkable conclusions drawn from the fossil record as early as 1796 by the scientist Georges Cuvier: "All of these facts … seem to me to prove the existence of a world previous  to ours, destroyed by some kind of catastrophe".

The Sheikh Down, Mother Jones, September 2009 Living temporarily in Damascus, Bauer took time off in November 2008 to visit the magnificent Crusader castle of Krak des Chevaliers in western Syria – with remarkable conclusions about the American occupation of Iraq, and an ending which – given his present predicament – ends on a note of fearful irony.

Section 5 gives some remarkable conclusions.