Sentence examples for remarkable thought from inspiring English sources

Mr Potts told The Independent: "My first thought was that this could be prone to catastrophic losses, but it was a remarkable thought nonetheless.

A Silvio Berlusconi win – a remarkable thought a few months ago – can't be ruled out (he was just 4% behind in the final opinion poll of the campaign).

Fellini said of her characters here that they're not women, they're asexual, figures beyond or above gender – a remarkable thought given that in Cabiria, Masina plays a Roman prostitute, though admittedlya rather hapless one.

The championship is Liverpool's to lose in the game at the Halton Stadium in Widnes, a remarkable thought given that before Matt Beard became manager last summer the Merseyside club had finished bottom of the league two seasons in a row, winning two games in total.

This is a remarkable thought: who would care to predict what other advances might occur during the coming thousand years?

There's a remarkable visual thought at work in the making of that film.

It's not just what you say but how you say it that counts in the remarkable and thought-provoking Big Mouth, which is at Warwick Arts Centre next week.

"Part of the challenge of getting to the bottom of it for me," he said, "is that I viewed it as so frivolous that it didn't spark a lot of, like, 'O.K., I started doing it on this day' or 'O.K., now I'm crossing a Rubicon.' For a thoughtful person, it's remarkable how little thought I really gave to it until it was too late.

He admits that his actions were reckless: "For a thoughtful person, it's remarkable how little thought I really gave to it until it was too late".

He still wakes up at 5am, though now with joy, not anxiety - "I get a remarkable clarity of thought at that time of day, even if many of the thoughts turn out to be misconceived" - and his lifelong fear of death has become less pathological.

The card asks, in silver letters on a white field, "Have you made someone's visit remarkable today?" The thought is, 'Let's give this person the latitude and they'll do the right thing,' " Mr. Carli says.