Agassi continued, "It's remarkable to watch him play so far behind the baseline, to watch him play so far inside the baseline, to watch him be so defensive, to watch him be so offensive, watch how he upsets the spin and how he creates his own set of rules out there".
It was remarkable to watch him relive that moment of doubt, and to shift quickly to the moment when his confidence was restored.
If, somehow, Congress gets to form the next government, after general elections due in 2014, the little-understood Mr Gandhi could become prime minister, and would certainly have great influence.So it was remarkable to hear him speak for 75 minutes straight, on April 4th, to the Confederation of Indian Industries (CII).
Phoenix takes on the mercurial Bruno like a challenge, and it is quite remarkable to watch him turn on a dime.
When the preacher is so transparent and bizarre as to talk about "holy douches" it's really not so remarkable to have him revealed as wanting to practice what he preaches against.
But none have the star power of Romário, whose journey from goal mouth to the Chamber of Deputies remains remarkable, even to him.
On Dec. 27, 1657, 30 citizens of Flushing, not Quakers themselves, signed a remarkable letter to him, now known as the Flushing Remonstrance.
"Anytime I found a person who seemed remarkable to me, I photographed him".
What makes him remarkable to Routledge is his link with the "secret state", defined here as the intelligence establishment that owes its loyalty to the crown rather than to a democratically elected government.
What's remarkable to me is that whatever it was remained accessible to him.
