His is still my favorite dialogue, the dialogue that rings truest, that's at once very naturalistic and musical; it's really remarkable how difficult it is to do what he does between quotation marks.
In Book VI of the Nicomachean Ethics, he claims, "This is why we say Anaxagoras, Thales, and men like them have philosophic but not practical wisdom, when we see them ignorant of what is to their own advantage, and why we say that they know things that are remarkable, admirable, difficult, and divine, but useless; viz.
This finding is remarkable and difficult to explain, and to our knowledge it has not been found in other, similar studies.
His humor and resilience were remarkable, despite a difficult illness.
"So we will draw on the pioneering work of the Zacchaeus Centre in Birmingham that has achieved remarkable results with difficult and disruptive children.
But her place at the forefront of the history of cinema derives from a handful of movies, made in Europe between 1949 and 1954, in which she acted under remarkable, and often difficult, circumstances.
And that's remarkable given how difficult it is to sustain a show that made its mark by preserving psychological realism even as it kept adding increasingly preposterous plot turns.
That the Moomintroll plays enjoyed success was remarkable considering how difficult it was for the actors to talk through their Moominsnouts – and singers valiantly tackled the same problem on performing the first Moomin opera.
This makes the remarkable experience somewhat difficult to describe.
I'm unapologetic in my belief that Obama has been a remarkable president during difficult times and that history will judge him kindly.
