Sentence examples for thus remarkable from inspiring English sources

It is thus remarkable, though not altogether surprising, that there seems to have existed not a single summa of the Middle Ages that did not, in some way or other, derive from the University of Paris.

What was clearer was his acknowledgment — rare for a pope, and thus remarkable — of the church's worst-kept secret: a priesthood populous with gay men, even at the zenith.

It is thus remarkable that Falaquera was often able to improve upon his sources and even intentionally part from them solely through his combining of texts.

The PL and PLE measurements demonstrate that the Pr3+ ions were efficiently excited by oxygen vacancies in the films, and thus, remarkable Pr3+ PL can be obtained by a non-resonant excitation process.

K+ intercalation not only facilitated the light harvesting as well as the transport of charge carriers, but also induced surface deprotonation of g-C3N4 and thus remarkable nucleophilicity for prompting the CC coupling reactions.

Thus, the various vegetation layers (pioneer and mature woodland, bushy areas, open areas) provide a mosaic of habitats, and thus remarkable species.

Capitalism's way of dealing with its recurring crises is thus a remarkable two-step hustle.

To write the very best book on him to date is thus a remarkable achievement.

A strong and decisive manager, Mr Dimon has shaped JPMorgan's strategy and thus its remarkable success.

At this point, after a couple of exhausting weeks, Egypt's rulers (both at home and abroad) clearly hope that belated recourse to a familiar mix of divide-and-rule manoeuvrings – minor concessions, secret negotiations, delayed investigations, selective intimidation – may yet manage to distract some of the participants in a mobilisation thus far remarkable for its discipline, unity and resolve.

Thus, the remarkable resistance to Cd-induced hepatotoxicity in WI rats is associated, at least in part, with a lower tissue accumulation of the metal.