Sentence examples for remarkable hearing from inspiring English sources

It was just remarkable, hearing her having to answer to questions in a way that she'd never had to previously.

It was remarkable to hear the war so thoroughly condemned in the measured tones of the British establishment.

As Jon Paul Morosi points out on Foxsports.com, it was remarkable to hear Jeter whine about the kind of attention he has absorbed his entire career without whining.

It's remarkable to hear stories that evoke Jackie Robinson integrating baseball in the fifties from a football player who's talking about 1978.

It is remarkable to hear Chartwell Dutiro play this piercing, lachrymose Zimbabwean instrument before Breakfast with Mugabe has even started to brew.

Krenek also wrote the texts for his remarkable, rarely heard 1929 song cycle, "Reisebuch aus den Osterreichischen Alpen" ("Travel Album From the Austrian Alps").

But great orchestration also involves restraint, and it is remarkable to hear Rameau, time after time, achieve his most striking effects merely with strings and supporting woodwinds.

Nigel Farage, leader of the UK Independence Party, which wants Britain to quit the bloc, said it was "remarkable" to hear a man who "was responsible for an illegal war talk about statesmanship".

Still it is remarkable to hear that dire diagnosis from the leaders of the two counties that make up Long Island, America's emblematic suburb, and home of the original Levittown.

It is remarkable to hear a Tory minister let off the leash to make a case for Europe, taking on around 150 Conservative MPs and a clutch of cabinet ministers who want to leave.

This is why it was rather remarkable to hear that Square Enix is still on track to hit the sales target it originally planned for the XIII series of game.