Sentence examples for remarkable to consider from inspiring English sources

But it is all the more remarkable to consider that Mousavi and his movement are acting not as pawns in an internal argument between Khamenei and Rafsanjani.

Against the history recalled in the brief, it is remarkable to consider that it is now the state of Texas seeking to increase racial and ethnic diversity in its flagship university, fighting an uphill battle in an unfriendly Supreme Court.

It is remarkable to consider next week marks the ninth anniversary of the professional debut of the eldest of the brothers, Claude Puel having substituted the journeyman forward Nicolas Fauvergue 12 minutes from time and asked Lille's 16-year-old tearaway to salvage a 2-0 deficit at Nancy.

But what's really remarkable to consider today is that we've gone through the longest period at war in our entire history and we still have an all-volunteer army.

It is remarkable to consider that the one person respected by the bipartisan leadership of the U.S. government and the top officials in Tehran is an American agricultural scientist whose statue stands in the U.S. capitol and who has received the Congressional Gold Medal, the Presidential Medal of Freedom and (in 2000) a Gold Medal from the Iranian government.

That is a remarkable thing to consider.

This is a remarkable thing to consider, focus or no focus.

It is remarkable now to consider that only one generation has passed since the first female nominee for the vice-presidency, Geraldine Ferraro in 1984, could rally the Democratic faithful with the line that "by choosing a woman to run for our nation's second highest office, you sent a powerful signal to all Americans".

Some researchers may therefore be willing to attribute a stronger ontological reality to these remarkable units (and their remarkable connections) than to consider them merely as conventional (pragmatically-defined) objects (which of course they are as well).

Finally, a point of remarkable interest is to consider different costs for the False Negative and False Positive errors.

Some points to consider: 'Remarkable people' are those who can see things from different perspectives, can verbalize their thoughts clearly and can develop and communicate a line of causal reasoning.