Sentence examples for remarkable suggestion from inspiring English sources

This threat was not considered persuasive, but eventually it led to someone's remarkable suggestion.

It's a remarkable suggestion – but highly unlikely ever to be adopted in any country.

This was a remarkable suggestion because for nearly 25 years Mr. Haneke has been the practitioner of what the author of one book about him has described as a "cinema of cruelty".

At one point he left the impression that he might like to run for political office himself someday, a rather remarkable suggestion from someone in his position and surely a hopeful sign for the Clintons.

This remarkable suggestion that the BBC was acting as state censor on behalf of government (rather than merely demonstrating its own determination not to see its great music festival turned into a platform for contentious political slogans) is an example of how the state of Israel makes so many people lose all sense of perspective.

As Denny LeBoeuf of the ACLU explained, it was "a remarkable suggestion that highlights yet again the absurdity of Guantánamo's secrecy regime".

That, at least, was one of a number of remarkable suggestions raised in How to Stay Young (BBC 1), a fascinating twirl through what, they promised, was actual, proper science on what will help us live more healthily for longer.

For a rare, but important class of chronic secretory diarrheal illness caused by peptide-secreting tumors (e.g. carcinoid tumors, VIPoma, gastrinoma), there was no remarkable suggestions after extensive biochemical tests and imaging studies (CT scan and somatostatin receptor scintigraphy).

LONDON — Remarkable documents containing suggestions for attacks on public buildings, timber yards and cotton mills were read at Bow Street Police Court yesterday [May 2] during the trial of seven Suffragettes and two men on charges of conspiring to do malicious damage to property.

It is said that Andreotti, when watching it, momentarily lost his temper, then admitted that the film was aesthetically remarkable, but that the suggestion that he was somehow responsible for many of the "illustrious corpses" of the First Republic was ludicrous – a fair reaction.

Philo's suggestion is remarkable in that it deviates noticeably from the ordinary language understanding of conditional sentences and requires abstraction on the basis of a concept of truth-functionality.