Sentence examples similar to remarkable openings from inspiring English sources

"Paul Bowles hated his father" is the book's remarkable opening sentence.

But even more changes have been evident in this remarkable opening salvo.

In third seat with favorable vulnerability he chose the remarkable opening bid of three hearts.

They mixed all those influences together in their remarkable opening song, Exu.

This has been a remarkable opening, an opening perhaps of that shutter keeping out the world's games.

In this, his second film, Wajda's great technical skill was immediately apparent from the remarkable opening tracking shots.

He never leaves the stage, and in his remarkable opening solo he scarcely leaves a single central spot to which he is largely rooted.

Farrell still played an integral part in a remarkable opening half that shattered the stereotype of semi-finals being tense encounters.

But on Tuesday, conservative bishops distanced themselves from the document's remarkable opening toward gays and divorced Catholics, calling it an "unacceptable" deviation from church teaching that does not reflect their views.

In was a remarkable opening, a lesson in humility for those who forget how long a soccer contest lasts and how a seemingly outclassed opponent can rise from the turf given the chance.

"A remarkable opening up of the political process" has occurred under President Mikhail S. Gorbachev, it said, but added that Soviet bureaucrats and K.G.B. officers practice "old authoritarian habits" in an effort to intimidate dissenters.