Sentence examples for remarkable foreword from inspiring English sources

This book by Peter Rothwell and co-workers begins with a remarkable foreword by Charles Warlow, the mentor of this leading group on cerebrovascular diseases.

Yet despite the remarkable nature of the events in his life, in the foreword to his 2001 memoir - My Middle Name Is Israel - Mr. Riess stresses the shared nature of the experience.

In a foreword, published in the Guardian, to the book, The Assassination Complex, a remarkable expose of the US government's use of armed, unmanned, drones, Snowden writes that the largest unchallenged military machine in the history of the world - America's - is backed by a political system increasingly willing to authorise any use of force in response to practically any justification.

Mary McCarthy gave the man his due in her foreword to a 1976 edition of the novel, when she contrasted the thoroughly banal Emma ("Her character is remarkable only for an unusual deficiency of natural feeling") with Charles, whom she championed as the book's only real romantic.

"I have met many remarkable animal specialists during my life, but none as extraordinary as Anna Merz," Desmond Morris, the zoologist and author, wrote in the foreword to her 1991 book, "Rhino at the Brink of Extinction".

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Graves wrote its foreword.

with a glowing foreword.

Foreword by Luc Sante.

Foreword © Alberto Granado, 2000.

Charles Osgood provided the foreword.