Sentence examples for remarkable purpose from inspiring English sources

Roared on by a vociferous home support, they began the tie with remarkable purpose.

In our imaginations, though, how tempting the union remains the native Berliner and the starved-looking Briton who would make his home in that city, and put it to such remarkable purpose, amid the frost of the Cold War.

In our imaginations, though, how tempting the union remains — the native Berliner and the starved-looking Briton who would make his home in that city, and put it to such remarkable purpose, amid the frost of the Cold War.

"The device team has the job of making the most remarkable purpose-built reading device in the world," Mr. Bezos said.

Eleven carvings are of human figures, among which are several of remarkable design, having been conceived by the artist specifically for their purpose of supporting a shelf.

Upon hearing of his death, Russian President Dmitry Medvedev called him "a remarkable and purpose-driven man who has left us, one of the greatest physicists of our times, whose discoveries had a huge impact on the development of science in our country and around the world".

Despite the breadth of his writing, there is a remarkable unity of purpose in his work.

On issues like economic stimulus, health care and new financial regulations, Democratic lawmakers have displayed remarkable unity of purpose.

Tribal, professional and collegiate relationships of trust are harder to shut down than phone lines.But if their organisation is loose, the protesters show a remarkable unity of purpose.

The religious unity manifest in the solemn, almost unbearably emotional service at the Washington National Cathedral, with Islamic, Jewish, Catholic and Protestant clerics taking part, was echoed by a remarkable singleness of purpose among this city's usually fractious, intensely partisan politicians.

He's a tramp, to all intents and purposes, remarkable only for the fact that beneath his greasy jacket is folded a pair of tatty wings.