Sentence examples for remarkable conference from inspiring English sources

This is what I heard, over and over again, at this remarkable conference.

At a remarkable conference held at the Aspen Institute in 2011, General Michael Hayden, a former head of both the NSA and the CIA, said something very interesting.

What do the college presidents say about going to school, or is schooling just another annoyance that the basketball players have to tolerate when they are playing these games?" This should encourage the Drake Group, that band of tenured desperadoes who met in Des Moines last October in a remarkable conference organized by Prof. Jon Ericson of Drake University.

I felt it this past weekend in Des Moines, Iowa, at a remarkable conference sponsored by Des Moines University called Moral Injury from Sexual Abuse and War: Soul Wounds and Soul Repair (A Community Responsibility).

The first is a remarkable conference, sponsored by Oldways and taking place in Boston just over a week from now, devoted to mapping out the ground common to diverse experts in nutrition.

Cellino held a remarkable press conference last week at Elland Road that extended well over an hour and included a cigarette break.

Then, on Thursday, Mr. Nasrallah held a remarkable news conference in which he said he knew the tribunal would soon issue indictments against Hezbollah members.

This behavior was exemplified during his remarkable press conference on Monday, on the flight back from his first foreign trip, to Brazil.

The moment was crystallized by Clarence W. Dupnik, the Pima County sheriff, who, in a remarkable news conference on Saturday after the shooting, called his state "the mecca for prejudice and bigotry".

Kevin Pietersen's extraordinary demolition of South Africa's formidable pacemen (and no less remarkable press conference whine, including a graceless, mean-spirited critique of debutant James Taylor) in 2012 came the match after Hashim Amla's beguiling triple hundred at The Oval.

At a remarkable press conference in Sydney in 2002 he claimed not to have been aware of Ridsdale's crimes until shortly before the priest pleaded guilty to the first of 30 charges of child abuse in Melbourne in 1993.