Sentence examples for time remarkable from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, I found Bill Keller's words "I don't know what was in my head at the time" remarkable.

He has created an extraordinary series of rooms, and you want to move through them slowly, since they are powerful spaces in themselves and, at the same time, remarkable exercises in the subtle relationships between art and architecture.

An excerpt from Ms. Chao's piece: This edition includes slang and online terminology for the first time — remarkable for an official Chinese publication for which informal language has long been prohibited.

It's Austen's uncanny ability to sustain the two perspectives that makes her one of the greatest realist novelists, and I can't help but feel that dimension of her writing will be lost as unremarkable Mary is made, after all this time, remarkable.

His reporting was always informed by an extraordinary capacity to inspire trust among history's actors regardless of his own stoutly held opinions, none at the time remarkable, about the value of trade unions, the necessity of the Labour party and Labour government, and the importance of gradualism.

Especially when a large number of cells is being handled at the same time, remarkable speed-up factors are achieved.

"That was just Ian at the time, a remarkable character and a remarkable cricketer," Emburey reflects.

Around the same time, another remarkable experiment was unfolding, led by Takaaki Kajita, of the University of Tokyo.

It was built by Britons at a time of remarkable cultural interconnectedness.

"Just to have two people chasing that record at the same time is remarkable".

But at the same time something remarkable and unexpected has been happening.