Sentence examples for remarkable post from inspiring English sources

A little online digging turned up this remarkable post, from China Digital Times, about a Chinese site called Anti-CCTV (China Central Television, the biggest state-run channel), which is run by a blogger named Julian, who uses it, he says, "to express [his] condemnation and criticism of CCTV's irresponsible and unethical reports".

Due to the persistent interaction of produced longeval amine with peroxides, remarkable post conversion after irradiation, which is significant for radiation crosslinking of photo-screened materials, was thus initially achieved in photoinitiated free radical polymerization.

A remarkable post-funerary custom has been observed in Islām; it is known as the Chastisement of the Tomb.

Writing in the magazine in May, James Wood called it "one of the most remarkable post-colonial books I have ever read," and praised O'Neill's "attentive, rich prose".

Writing in the New Yorker, James Wood called it 'one of the most remarkable post-colonial books I have ever read'.

The Hermitage Guggenheim Foundation is hoping to convert the General Staff Building to exhibition spaces for 19th- and 20th-century art, including the museum's remarkable Post-Impressionist collections of Picasso and Matisse.

Despite cricket's seeming irrelevance to America, the game makes his exquisitely written novel "Netherland" (Pantheon; $23.95) a large fictional achievement, and one of the most remarkable post-colonial books I have ever read.

ITV's remarkable post-recession turnaround may have made it a stock market star, but a lack of stardust on-screen is threatening to overshadow the revival as the broadcaster struggles to arrest a ratings slump.

During a remarkable post-match team interview, in which all twelve of the American players were sitting at a long table in the media center, Mickelson singled out the tactics that Watson had employed, suggesting they were imperious and ill-thought out.

A remarkable post-lunch collapse in which seven wickets fell for 25 runs, including those of Rahul Dravid and Sachin Tendulkar in the space of six deliveries, saw India annihilated by England in the final Test in Wankhede Stadium yesterday afternoon, writes Mike Selvey in Mumbai.

Southampton went on to win the game 3-1 and in a remarkable post-match interview with Sky Sports 1, Mourinho was asked only one question and responded with a seven-minute diatribe in which he claimed: "The referees are afraid to give decisions for Chelsea.