Sentence examples for thought it remarkable from inspiring English sources

And as British fascist leader Oswald Mosley remarked in 1933: I always thought it remarkable that Australia, without studying the Fascist political philosophy and methods, so spontaneously developed a form of fascism peculiarly suited to the needs of the British Empire.

He thought it remarkable that self-interest often promoted the common good, but he never claimed it always did.

The Daily Mirror thought it "remarkable" that she has "retained such widespread respect and affection" over so many years.

I thought it remarkable that patients never asked me to help end their lives (and found it strange that Dr. Kevorkian managed to encounter so many who did).

But as nurses hurried by on Friday morning, no one thought it remarkable that Ms. Boucher, a 58-year-old grandmother awaiting open heart surgery, had spent a rough night on a gurney in an emergency room hallway.

Phoebe Philo's fluttery skirts at Céline had everyone at her show in a swoon of desire, but I thought it remarkable that Ms. Philo had engineered the skirts (and their tops) in knits — rayon, silk or wool bouclé — and without a waistband or a zipper.

No one thinks it remarkable that somewhere above an ocean we flew past a vast white candy-floss island which would have made a perfect seat for an angel or even God himself in a painting by Piero della Francesca.

I thought it was remarkable that he would be thoughtful like that".

I have always loved Channel 4 and I always thought it did remarkable things in the indie sector but I think it would be even more remarkable if it was based outside London".

"I thought it was remarkable," Player said of Mickelson's presence.

Hilary Mantel When reading it as a teenager, "I thought it was remarkable, and it influenced me.