Sentence examples for remarkable term from inspiring English sources

The news today that Berlin's long-serving mayor, Klaus Wowereit, would be stepping down as leader of the city in December ends a remarkable term of 13 years.

It would be hard to find a better example of the Republican disdain for words than that remarkable term, so close to garbage, so far from language.

He managed, given a particular solution $x = x0$, to find a remarkable term $S t, y, z, \ldots)$ with the following properties: (1) $x = S t, y, z, \ldots)$ yields a solution to $E = 0$ for any choice of relation $t$, and (2) every solution $x$ of $E = 0$ can be obtained in this manner by choosing a suitable $t$.

In her début collection, the poet Robin Coste Lewis recasts Western depictions of black women in her own remarkable terms.

Bishop dissented in these remarkable terms: One can use one's life as material one does, anyway but these letters aren't you violating a trust?

Bishop dissented in these remarkable terms: One can use one's life as material — one does, anyway — but these letters — aren't you violating a trust?

Lumina's solution also uses only a single laser to achieve its class-leading results, which is remarkable in term of also offering cost and production scale benefits.

Particularly, it's worth mentioning that the ECD could work for 250,000 cycles at 60 °C, with transmittance of 70% and 8% between bleached and colored states at the wavelength of 600 nm, which shows remarkable long term stability.

I think they've been absolutely remarkable in terms of their patience and their persistence as we continue to try and fight through this".

But few have discussed its potential effect on one of the more remarkable long-term economic trends of the last decade: the decline in concentrated poverty in America.

Charming and funny, Shawn has a remarkable long-term memory, and parries easily with older members of the Wall Street crowd as he takes their money.