Sentence examples for remarkable ferment from inspiring English sources
It was a time of remarkable ferment and innovation, marked by what Jennings, who has a gift for the striking phrase, calls a belief that "society seemed like something to be invented, rather than merely endured".
The late Roman Republic, despite its turmoil, was a period of remarkable intellectual ferment.
From relatively large and established companies such as Rovio and Supercell to small teams of indie developers, there is a remarkable creative ferment in this corner of Europe.
The Thatcher years were a time of remarkable cultural ferment, in which the energies of an extraordinarily diverse roster of musicians, novelists, playwrights, critics and filmmakers — to say nothing of television comedians and puppeteers — were unleashed in opposition, glum and passionate, explicit and overt, to the prime minister herself.
A mixed sugar fermenting yeast, Candida lignohabitans possessing remarkable capability to ferment both pentoses and hexoses, exhibited highest ethanol yield of 0.2 g g−1 on rich medium containing 1% yeast extract and 2% soya peptone with 2 5% carbon sources, while no ethanol was detected on minimal medium without supplementation.
Yet the politics of Malcolm X had been a politics of separatism, right to the very end... On the day Betty Shabazz succumbed to her burns, the Times carried a remarkable account of ferment within the N.A.A.C.P., centered on what the reporter, Steven A. Holmes, called "the rethinking of its stance on integration".
The ldh mdh mutant fermented a remarkable 50% of the cellulose to 2.7 g/l ethanol, about nine times more ethanol than wild-type cells produced.
There is ferment aplenty.
