Sentence examples for remarkable context from inspiring English sources

Each instance in those first sentences has a remarkable context; each, in its way, poses questions about what Trump needs to be reminded of, what he wants Americans to pretend never happened, and our own capacity to play make-believe when it comes to his Presidency.

There are many factors that make the Waterloo ecosystem a remarkable context for the creation of new ventures.

I suppose, as the old saying goes, "Everything is relative!," what Francis said appears, at least on the surface, remarkable in context of past Vatican documents and papal statements.

And while this game and result was remarkable in the context of this early MLS season, it was insignificant in the broader context of a historical moment not just for Rogers, but for those who might be encouraged by his example to live authentic lives.

Those things were only remarkable in the context of old assumptions about the Tories.

The Republican victories in the midterm elections were remarkable in historical context.

He has since met Kerry many times, which is remarkable in the context of more than three decades of hostility.

Everyone knew what an umbrella was, of course, but it seemed so remarkable in this context that, on rainy days, it was as though the umbrella, not Arnold, were the one going to work.

The fact that tens of thousands of disaffected young Egyptians unhappy with their government meet online to debate and plan events is remarkable, given the context of political repression in which it is occurring.

It was rounded out by one of the more nondescript Cascadia clashes of recent times as Seattle and Portland cancelled each other out until a frenetic final 15 minutes, but prior to that New York Red Bulls and LA Galaxy played their only game of the regular season in a manner that was remarkable in the context of recent history.

The role of CDPK is remarkable in the context of plant signal transduction.