Sentence examples for remarkable the idea from inspiring English sources

Semmelweis may have missed his mark on germ theory, but what he did discover was a phenomenon just as remarkable: the idea that physicians may themselves be responsible for the morbidity and mortality of patients.

However, what's most remarkable about the idea of the flying car is how enduring it is.

This is a remarkable development: the idea that a Dalit woman could lead India has been inconceivable for 3,000 years.

One of the most remarkable things about the idea, as Gledhill remarks, is that no one has previously explored the audiovisual potential of these crystals.

This is the remarkable idea at the heart of the free wireless movement.

Despite the remarkable survival of the idea of the 1949 armistice lines as Israel's border, we Israelis have destroyed those lines with the reality of our settlements.

IT IS remarkable how soon the idea that firms from emerging economies pose a serious threat to multinationals from the rich world has become old hat.

And a remarkable 64 percent favored the idea of a nuclear-free zone, even when it was explained that this would mean Israel giving up its nuclear weapons.

As Veil puts it in her introductory remarks about "Notre Combat," at a 2008 conference at the Musée d'Art et d'Histoire du Judaïsme, in Paris (translation mine): What is absolutely remarkable is precisely the idea of being a part of "Mein Kampf".

The fact it's being made by a serving chief constable is remarkable and guarantees the idea can't simply be dismissed.

According to the results of stable temperature profiles (Fig. 9) and distribution of subsurface temperature (Fig. 10a), it is remarkable to express the idea that the infiltration of meteoric water creates a shallow cold zone and this mixes with the upflow zone moving upwards to the shallower zones in subsurface.