That achievement was hailed in some parts of the world, though viewed as less-than-remarkable elsewhere; America, after all, would not be the first major country to have a female leader.
The story, which won the O. Henry Prize after its publication, was viewed as all the more remarkable since Ozick herself was not a Holocaust survivor.
At the same time, they are also generally viewed as springing out of certain remarkable deeds of some remarkable individuals.
That 1998 victory, achieved by players of remarkable ethnic diversity, was viewed as a refutation of the anti-immigrant stand of the far-right National Front party, which had gained popularity at the time.
Though the trestle was difficult to build, and viewed as weak by modern standards, it was remarkable for its time, and can be considered the "most awesome part" of the Wallkill Valley rail line.
Thanks to some remarkable upgrades to cars once viewed as disposable, Kia's sales approached 560,000 in the United States last year.
But the belief is surely a remarkable one that can be viewed as likely only if it is supported by evidence.
For one that enjoys no direct government subsidy for an artform that, after apartheid, has invariably been viewed as a symbol of white, European culture, it is remarkable.
Remarkable progress has been made since catalysis was viewed as a 'life force' just over a century ago (Buchner, 1897; Hein, 1961; Barnett, 2003).
"What's really remarkable about this election year is that gender is being viewed as more of an asset than it ever has been," said Melissa Deckman, a Washington College professor of political science.
