Sentence examples for take remarkable from inspiring English sources

No matter where I go, people take remarkable pride in their barbecue traditions.

There is one certain legacy of the Hall era at APS: No one will take remarkable leaps in test scores at face value any longer.

What has changed in recent years is the number of alternative modes of distribution — none of which are as lucrative as those that reach the largest markets, but which, precisely for that reason, allow filmmakers to take remarkable chances.

What has changed in recent years is the number of alternative modes of distribution none of which are as lucrative as those that reach the largest markets, but which, precisely for that reason, allow filmmakers to take remarkable chances.

"I think the leadership has already turned on him". And for Weiner to tough it out, will take remarkable discipline that those who know him aren't sure he has -- certainly not after his conduct this past week.

With Pakistan to the northwest, generally considered to be one of the most dangerous places on the planet, Afghanistan next to Pakistan and Iran and Iraq next door, it did not take remarkable sagacity, but it did take money, and that's why there were no other American television network bureaus there.

States sometimes took remarkable measures to obtain the drugs, the documents suggest.

However, it takes remarkable self-control to maintain this restriction over the longer term.

It takes remarkable eye, skill, daring and composure to be able to do that.

But he also takes remarkable pleasure in schoolboy innuendoes and the most banal puns.

It takes remarkable skill, when you think about it, to claim victimhood when your enemies are threatened with assassination.