Sentence examples for remarkable times from inspiring English sources

They said they knew that these were remarkable times for their neighborhood, times that they would never forget.

Certainly these might seem to be remarkable times for female political leadership in Britain and across the world.

But in recent decades there has been a growing stream of well-researched and even-handed books about these remarkable men and their remarkable times.

In a remarkable Times story recently, Laurie Goodstein and David Halbfinger debunked the spin that Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger had been one of the more alert officials on the issue of sexual abuse: "The future pope, it is now clear, was also part of a culture of nonresponsibility, denial, legalistic foot-dragging and outright obstruction.

GD This intimacy is mostly a result of being granted access by the Von Neumann family to two decades (1937-1957) of private correspondence between Johnny and Klári von Neumann (née Dán): stacks of handwritten letters, recording both technical and intimate details of everything that was going on in their remarkable lives in those remarkable times.

"We are bored despite living in remarkable times," concludes a recent annual survey of consumer attitudes by the market research concern Yankelovich Partners, which notes that last year 71percentt of roughly 2,500 respondents yearned for more novelty in their lives, up from 67percentt just a year earlier.

Beethoven lived in a remarkable time.

Really, it was a remarkable time.

Like Pompeii, Nola is a remarkable time capsule.

THIS has been a remarkable time for the Obama administration.

Still, the Internet era has been a remarkable time.