Sentence examples for which remarkable from inspiring English sources

Dr. Catlin is bothered by a poisoned environment in which remarkable performances bring immediate suspicion.

It was a year in which America's position in the world seemed most precarious, but it was also a time in which remarkable international cooperation was beginning to take hold.

They found a huge tree in which remarkable people lived - a man covered in pots and pans, a grumpy old woman, odd yet recognisable characters - and at the top of which were strange worlds spinning past like clouds.

Nanoscale heat transfer involves a highly complex process, as has been witnessed in the last years in which remarkable novel phenomena related to very short time and spatial scales, such as enhancement of thermal conductivity in nanofluids, granular materials, thin layers, and composite systems among others, have been reported [1 5].

His lab and office are filled with a mad maze of glass tubes and tanks in which remarkable insect communities display their division of relentless labor, their commitment to this division of labor and their intricate schemes to beget more insects and to defend their special groupish way of a life all the time prompting the question: How do they do it?

My field, neuroscience, is entering a phase in which remarkable new methods such as optogenetics are allowing researchers to perform experiments that were unimaginable only ten years ago.

All of which was remarkable.

That's about 10.6 points a game, which is remarkable.

There's no supervision or oversight … which is remarkable.

(That was without shooting a free throw, which is remarkable).

Which is remarkable, really, in such a political performer.