Sentence examples for remarkable terms from inspiring English sources

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?

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.

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.

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 $t$.

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

Despite their skill as civil engineers, the Romans' role in the evolution of dams is not particularly remarkable in terms of number of structures built or advances in height.

Atlanta didn't do anything all that remarkable in terms of their defensive strategy, but without gimmick or spectacle the Hawks quietly challenged shots, limited their fouls, and forced a tremendous number of turnovers.

An initial hardening reaction within 5 s is reported, which is remarkable in terms of extent and rapidity.

What happened next was both remarkable in terms of an Olympic diving competition and utterly in keeping with Daley's life.