Sentence examples for remarkable important from inspiring English sources

In the book-review section of the Post on May 6th, Woodward called Tenet's account a "remarkable, important and often unintentionally damning" book.

It is remarkable how important preventing a pin with 4 Bb4 can be in this line of play.

"When you find somebody who is different there might be something remarkable and important in that," he says.

When you speak to those organising the Occupy movement, it is remarkable how important Tunisia and Tahrir were to their own action.

That does not automatically compromise independent investigations into crime; some remarkable and important work has been done in the tradition of the court of last resort.

But even when a dog does plant its teeth in a man, there is at least something new to report, even if it is not very remarkable or important.

It is all the more remarkable and important that the millennium goals still attract our focus, as an inspiration, challenge, and as a reminder of our common humanity and shared responsibility.

At a news conference at the library's 42nd Street headquarters, Dr. LeClerc described the collection as one of the performing arts library's most remarkable and important acquisitions, inspiring, he added teasingly, the lust of Madeleine Nichols, curator of the dance division at performing arts library.

The intensity of Charlie's story, the unfathomable horror of everything he and his friends experienced during the fighting and the shocking idea that he is to lose his life because of what he has done make this a remarkable and important book that needs to be read now to remember the Battle of the Somme but also at all times as a reminder of the essential need to preserve peace.

Another remarkable and important thing is the persistent decrement of ŝ during [t sw, t 2] in Fig. 6c.

The study of microstructure in archaeological metal objects is a remarkable and important subject to determine ancient manufacturing techniques in the ancient time.