Sentence examples for remarkable in terms from inspiring English sources
I think they've been absolutely remarkable in terms of their patience and their persistence as we continue to try and fight through this".
Despite their skill as civil engineers, the Romans' role in the evolution of dams is not particularly remarkable in terms of number of structures built or advances in height.
Atlanta didn't do anything all that remarkable in terms of their defensive strategy, but without gimmick or spectacle the Hawks quietly challenged shots, limited their fouls, and forced a tremendous number of turnovers.
Someone like Liang Qichao, the early 20th century reformer, is perhaps most remarkable in terms of the reach of his writings and ideas, since he was living in exile in Japan at the time — having been chased out of China with a death sentence over his head by the Empress Dowager Cixi.
What happened next was both remarkable in terms of an Olympic diving competition and utterly in keeping with Daley's life.
An initial hardening reaction within 5 s is reported, which is remarkable in terms of extent and rapidity.
Lumina's solution also uses only a single laser to achieve its class-leading results, which is remarkable in term of also offering cost and production scale benefits.
Mortality rate for such condition is still remarkable in term infants and even higher in preterm babies, who often experience sepsis or pneumonia as nosocomial infections acquired in the intensive care units [ 16]. sPLA2 is raised in BALF of neonates with IRRF [ 19].
"Florida has a remarkable history, in terms of its inability to get its act together as far as killing people," said Stephen Bright, director of the Southern Center for Human Rights in Atlanta.
"When we play with energy and effort, there's a remarkable difference in terms of the way we play and the intensity that we play with".
Distler later wrote, "After careful comparison of the actual Simon performances to the Hatto, it appeared to me that 10 out of 12 tracks showed remarkable similarity in terms of tempi, accents, dynamics, balances, etc".
