Sentence examples for remarkable proposal from inspiring English sources

One remarkable proposal for dealing with this problem was Thomas Willson's gigantic mausoleum shaped like a pyramid, planned for Primrose Hill in 1827.

One indication of possible opportunities to blunt the threat was a remarkable proposal by the Soviet ruler Joseph Stalin in 1952, offering to allow Germany to be unified with free elections on the condition that it would not then join a hostile military alliance.

And there is no doubting that this remarkable proposal was hurt in the eyes of some observers by the fact that its precursor mission has yet to fly.

In 1749 Diderot published the Lettre sur les aveugles (An Essay on Blindness), remarkable for its proposal to teach the blind to read through the sense of touch, along lines that Louis Braille was to follow in the 19th century, and for the presentation of the first step in his evolutionary theory of survival by superior adaptation.

"One of the many things that is remarkable about the proposals is the ease with which Ofcom feels able to undermine incentives for continued investment in high-quality content," he added.

In one case, Martin assisted a fan by signing one of the "Ice and Fire" novels with a remarkable inscription: a marriage proposal to another fan.

Despite the company's experience with breakups, the pending proposal is remarkable because it so quickly follows a period of corporate expansion.

Donald Lamson, a lawyer at Shearman & Sterling and a former Treasury Department official who helped write the Volcker Rule The proposal is remarkable for its substance and the process by which it appeared.

Publishers said that Mrs. Clinton's request for an upfront payment was all the more remarkable because she presented her proposal only in circumspect hourlong meetings, not in a written proposal, and that the book's commercial potential would largely turn on the details of its contents.

But still more remarkable is Dawkins's next proposal – one that would have shocked Hobbes profoundly.

The Yankees' latest proposal is a remarkable turnabout for a legendary ball club that once threatened to abandon the Bronx for New Jersey unless the city and state helped it build a $1 billion stadium on the West Side of Manhattan.