Sentence examples for remarkable exercise from inspiring English sources

It was a remarkable exercise in expiation by indirection.

The stock-market boom facilitated this remarkable exercise in raising capital, but Grubman orchestrated it.

The mug shots turn out to be a remarkable exercise in folk portraiture.

Absent a plan to stabilize America's debt, the deal is a remarkable exercise in "moderate" irresponsibility.

In a review in The New York Times, Christopher Lehmann-Haupt called it "a remarkable exercise in self-discovery".

As the books close on 2011, the year turns out to have been a remarkable exercise in cinematic repetition.

He has created an extraordinary series of rooms, and you want to move through them slowly, since they are powerful spaces in themselves and, at the same time, remarkable exercises in the subtle relationships between art and architecture.

He really engrosses the reader in the 'process' of scholarship and it's a remarkable intellectual exercise.

It is remarkable how exercise can completely change the way you see the world.

Onscreen paternity is a rare venture for both men, whose careers have been, to a remarkable extent, exercises in extended childhood.

And will they not exercise remarkable autonomy when they elect a parliament in Edinburgh next May, with large powers devolved from Westminster?It was reasonable a year ago for Tony Blair's government to assume that the answer to all these questions was Yes, and that the creation of the Scottish parliament would therefore kill the Scottish National Party stone dead.