A not very remarkable stream whose great importance rested for several centuries on its location!
Its auditions and concerts have brought to public attention a steady stream of remarkable musicians.
A stream-of-consciousness talker who, paradoxically, seems to have both a short attention span and a remarkable memory, he sees his real talent as interpersonal, not photographic.
And, as if to remove any doubt that the carefully devised public image of the project bears only a passing resemblance to what the investigators observed, the Army Corps has repeatedly promoted the Falluja project as a remarkable success in its constant stream of news releases on Iraq reconstruction.
Call it stream-of-consciousness shopping.
Haddon achieves a remarkable mélange of streams of consciousness, snatches of books, music, TV, private thoughts, lists, letters, all intertwined with sharply observed vignettes of everyday banality, soaring flights of description and odd bursts of heavy-handed portentousness.
The public has developed a remarkable ability to take in an endless stream of tawdry stories about politicians and then ignore the parts it finds irrelevant.
And it didn't blow more than a containable stream of ash, and we had a remarkable -- and uncrowded time.
But in recent decades there has been a growing stream of well-researched and even-handed books about these remarkable men and their remarkable times.
They develop a steady stream of new models and make them with remarkable efficiency: there are no takeovers, no dramas or miracle cures, just relentless, grinding professionalism with, increasingly, an enticing dash of design flair to boot.
