Sentence examples for seen as remarkable from inspiring English sources

A typical trial would include 50 patients and anything bigger than 100 was already seen as remarkable.

IT'S a sign of how slow the government generally has been to take to the Internet that when the chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission posts to a blog, it is seen as remarkable.

The Shires' rapid rise – they are the first UK signing to the revived Decca Nashville label, home to country music stars such as Patsy Cline and Loretta Lynn – is being seen as remarkable by industry insiders now scrabbling to catch up with the growing interest in country.

His slipping out of Moscow and crossing the world would have been seen as a remarkable act of defiance against the power of the American government.

Whatever happens, the results so far are seen as a remarkable turnaround for Mr. Morales, who had minuscule support just two months ago.

The late 60s emergence of Mahon, Heaney and Longley as major new voices is popularly seen as a remarkable eruption of creativity that somehow broke out of the rubble of a collapsing civil society.

In what may charitably be seen as a remarkable series of coincidences and scheduling flukes, not one member of the Supreme Court attended President Clinton's final State of the Union address tonight.

At the time, Martha's death was seen as a remarkable and tragic event; just a few decades earlier, the passenger pigeon had been the most abundant bird in North America, with flocks so immense that they blocked the noonday sun.

In what has to be seen as a remarkable achievement or a flat-out booby prize – the Bagger can't decide which, it is very early out East and he is running low on French roast – "Kong" received no regular award, but got its hairy mitts around "Distinguished Achievement in Performing Arts".

A former chief of Pakistan's spy agency has been forced to admit to spending millions of military dollars to influence an election during a humiliating court hearing that is being seen as a remarkable display of power from the country's top judges.

This peerless series can be seen as a remarkable guide to the sometimes rather perverse study of human nature.