Sentence examples for remarkable to ask from inspiring English sources
Forty years ago, it was not remarkable to ask of our audience that they would disconnect from the external world and focus on a 40-minute work.
Many are mad enough to ask; the remarkable thing is that about half of those extraordinary promises are kept.
The sheer imbalance between opponents and supporters of the plan is remarkable, says Stewart. "You have to ask yourself why so few people want a third runway?
It had a very simple algorithm and a pool of starter questions to ask but exhibited remarkable flexibility in "conversing" with people.
Whether they think or merely calculate may be a question for philosophers as much as computer scientists, but that we even have to ask it is a remarkable achievement in itself.
The results were so remarkable for the mid-1990s that NASA called the young doctoral student to ask about his methods.
"It's remarkable to watch," said the Republican, who asked not to be identified to avoid appearing to criticize Republican senators.
Guides Gordon Chastain and Bill Jones regale trail riders with tales of former Arizona residents Wyatt Earp, Doc Holliday, and the aforementioned Geronimo – as well as sharing stories from their own remarkable lives (ask Chastain the one about the Italian mob boss).
In February he presented Comic Relief with Davina McCall – a remarkable thing for an actor to be asked to do.
There's still plenty of time for him to step it up, but, for now, he is doing something risky and remarkable: asking people to vote for him while encouraging them to look away.
