Sentence examples for was very remarkable from inspiring English sources

But I do think the generation that fought the second world war was very remarkable, both the men and the women.

But Tolstoy was serious: "He was rather near-sighted; but the quickness of his movements was very remarkable, and he surprised me by winning the sets in which we were opposed, though I was in the habit of playing pretty frequently and played moderately well".

One case was very remarkable, inasmuch as it was an instance of congenital dislocation of almost every joint in the body.

Compared with the relatively low percentage of orphan genes formed by gene duplication, the contribution of gene duplication to the generation of CTSGs was very remarkable.

Because the picture itself is very remarkable indeed - brilliant in its sheer macabre clarity and simplicity.

"While it is a long shot that she will race again, it is very remarkable that she is doing as well as she is," Carr said.

"It is very remarkable the degree to which there is consensus," said Galen Carey, the vice president of government relations for the National Association of Evangelicals, an umbrella group for the churches.

"Now it is very remarkable, that among people in a very low stage of civilisation, we find some approach to such a perfect state," he observes.

It's very remarkable in this business when the unwarranted grab for credit is one of the hallmarks of this business".

Some people say the world ought always to have "two years' stock" of clothes on hand, and now we bare nothing like it.The effect of this will be very remarkable.

It is very remarkable that this good woman is now in her 45th year of her age, and notwithstanding her having borne so many children, 17 of whom are living, she enjoys a good share of health and spirits".