Sentence examples for takes remarkable from inspiring English sources
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.
So it takes remarkable courage for a 16-year-old girl to decide to challenge how this culture of violence was reinforcing and strengthening the oppression of women.
This takes remarkable courage.
States sometimes took remarkable measures to obtain the drugs, the documents suggest.
No matter where I go, people take remarkable pride in their barbecue traditions.
It took remarkable planning and phenomenal devotion – hallmarks of British Cycling under Peter Keen and Dave Brailsford – to win Sunday's race.
Just as launching The Independent in 1986 took remarkable courage and conviction, so launching this newspaper in that context was, to put it mildly, rather counter-intuitive.
Rather, this is a single case of a school where the staff took remarkable initiative and improved student performance by dint of sheer will, creativity and commitment.
Hoping to keep WikiLeaks vital while its anonymous-submission system was down, Assange was seeking material through alternative channels, in some instances taking remarkable risks.
