Sentence examples for remarkable definition from inspiring English sources

A remarkable definition of the word "impressed", you might agree.

Laird's comments there is to be found a remarkable definition of "success" and "failure" - a definition that implies a radically altered notion of what the government's responsibility for its actions is.

Individual lines rang out with remarkable definition and clarity, yet the work's whimsical aspects — the free changes of mood, texture and weight that make it a fantasy — made its path seem more surprising than can normally be hoped for a 50-year-old score.

And, he wrote, the story is presented "with remarkable visual definition of developing intrigue and mood".

And the remarkable muscular definition of his torso is not what you expect from a Pierrot.

For instance, this became apparent through a remarkable re-definition of the doctor-patient relationship.

The tall, pale Mr. Hoch, who bears a haunting resemblance in looks and speech to Huntz Hall of the Bowery Boys, is a gifted performer who uses his mastery of rap rhythms to invest his characters with remarkable energy and definition.

In dissent, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg said the majority's definition exhibited "remarkable resistance" to "workplace realities" and would leave many employees defenseless against those in their chain of command who could make their work life miserable without having the "tangible" authority the court now requires.

In the past decade there have been remarkable advances in the definition of the molecular abnormalities involved in leukemogenesis and drug resistance.

In the past decade there have been remarkable advances in the definition of the molecular abnormalities involved in leukaemogenesis and drug resistance.

This definition is remarkable in so far as notable constructions of discrete minimal surfaces such as [16] turn out to have zero mean curvature in this sense.