Sentence examples for remarkable sign from inspiring English sources

BBC News was salivating to attack itself: a remarkable sign of the priceless singularity of the BBC.

It is a remarkable sign of the thawing of relations between the west and Iran that the phone contact occurred.

The United States' presence in Uzbekistan was a remarkable sign of how the world has changed since the cold war.

Mr. Heston's decision to carry on, despite being "enfeebled" with Alzheimer's disease, is a remarkable sign of his determination and belief in what he is doing.

Wu'er, who was on hunger strike at the time, wore a hospital gown during a live television interview in which he rebuked Li Peng in a remarkable sign of defiance.

In a remarkable sign of recovery, former President Ronald Reagan was able to sit up in a chair and eat ice cream today after surgery on Saturday to repair a broken hip, one of his doctors said.

But some remarkable signs of change have quietly appeared.

But as the video progresses, it offers remarkable signs of the cinematic unconscious — or a subtly brazen audacity — at work.

However, there are remarkable signs of forgiveness and reconciliation in these parts, and throughout the country, too.

Though the sheep's herding behavior has made it synonymous with mindless tractability, some have shown remarkable signs of intelligence, including name recognition.

And yet, at the same time that as many as one in six steel workers in this country face losing their jobs, there are remarkable signs of growth in an industry which depends on steel.