I paused and added that, yes, it was remarkable to read of my own death, I was so used to writing about other people's.
It is remarkable to think how responsive our own memories and emotions are to the sounds birds make sounds that have no reference to humans at all.
He adds: "As I recorded these songs from 1845 they came alive to me and I kept seeing a remarkable relevance to our own society".
They tend to know precisely what God has to say; all too often it is clear-cut, divisive and bears a remarkable affinity to their own political or military interests.
Grade's take on the "transformational" strategy unveiled by ITV's new management earlier this month, much of which bears remarkable similarities to his own ultimately unsuccessful masterplan, could be worth the price of admission alone.
After McCain had read aloud a typically vague Romney statement, the former Massachusetts governor offered this remarkable response to his own quote: "What does that mean?" That's right, what had been widely suspected turns out to be true: Romney really doesn't know what he is talking about.
The chief of police told reporters that it was all a mistake, which only came to light when it dawned on the woman that the description of the missing person for whom she searched bore a remarkable resemblance to her own.
Today he has a remarkable organization, which owns a 6-story building, part dormitory, on the Rue des Bourdonnais.
Mr Cameron claims, entirely plausibly, that the self-governing trust schools that Mr Blair wants to become the norm have a remarkable resemblance to the Tories' own grant-maintained schools, which Labour abolished in a fit of ideological pique.
But now, since the remarkable Conservative own goal of claiming to have stolen the sexual organs of the Queen of Hearts, Labour's election chances have risen hugely.
