Use "remarkable" in a sentence

1. something remarkable, something that only he or she can do

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2. Their casual, consensual, informal and strictly forbidden exchanges of secret intelligence had been the secret of their remarkable successes for years, even when Mirielle had been a junior intelligence officer

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3. The most remarkable words about healing belong to King David:

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4. At first glance I could see nothing remarkable about him

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5. ” Isn’t it remarkable that of all the subjects that could have been spoken of, only one is mentioned? Jesus spoke with His disciples about the Kingdom of God

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6. From Brazil comes a black honey, from Africa a clear, pale green, and from Texas comes one of the most unique honeys in the world, the remarkable guajillo honey which is crystal white with a pearly reflection like new milk

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7. When Jackson and Sarah emerged from the cave, there was a remarkable change in them

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8. ' He sighed a sad smile, indicating his remarkable performance was complete, and I watched the lady disappear inside the windmill

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9. Perhaps something is absorbed into my bloodstream that has remarkable recuperative effects

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10. They al1 proved to be remarkable children who could speak telepathically to dragons and humans alike

11. At one point, after pocketing their money and their komboloi beads, they performed a remarkable piece of coordinated percussion by tapping their feet and fingertips on the table tops in time to a tune hummed by Zacharias, their Sophian eyes a-shining

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12. Instead, he strived harder every year to produce the most remarkable flowers, vegetables and fruits

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13. “Is she always this headstrong, and in possession of this remarkable ability?”

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14. And this is my daughter who, until now has shown a remarkable lack of interest in science fiction generally and Star Wars in particular and who, not so very long ago, castigated her brother for being a Star Wars geek

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15. To the south there was a remarkable change in the land and the temperature

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16. transformation has been remarkable to everyone that

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17. What a remarkable

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18. But we live in a remarkable time, when

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19. It was obvious to Alexei that the Queen was rewarding her Captain for his remarkable duties

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20. There are so many remarkable stories about

21. the remarkable changes that come to animals using

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22. remarkable flowers, vegetables and fruits

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23. with one remarkable move

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24. Bunty Danvers was a remarkable woman of great generosity, as you will no doubt have realised, she cared greatly about people and took immense pains to do whatever she could to help those who, as she saw it, needed assistance, but only ever from an altruistic motive

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25. Teenage constitutions are remarkable things, but even in their relatively short social lives both of them have experienced the fatal charm inherent in mixing the sauce

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26. Belle wondered for a moment how many generations of George's family had asked those very questions and she swelled with pride and resolve that her family would now both carry on the old, and begin the new traditions of so remarkable a lineage

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27. “I have ne'er seen another, save the other members of his most remarkable family,” enjoined Mr

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28. You see, there’s no reason to be so absurdly pleased that you can remember it! He doesn’t think it in any way remarkable

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29. “This is a most remarkable place

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30. Inspired, Harry began sketches of the more remarkable foundations and buildings, trying for himself to devise the methods he might employ if he were to construct the imposing structures

31. “Common names really, a remarkable coincidence to be sure

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32. It was remarkable how quickly things could change in life

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33. You know I have remarkable powers, but those powers come with a cost; the cost being my life force

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34. Standing behind me, this is a model of the Planet referred to by the natives as Planet Earth; nothing very remarkable about this planet, save for this pocket of energy located here,”

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35. He was done with the book by the time the candle died, quite a remarkable feat if he really hadn't known anything about reading

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36. But nothing he had seen was as incredible, as remarkable, as so utterly mind-bogglingly insanely strange and weird as The Singularity

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37. Then several years ago, there is Harry in her own house, one of that remarkable family

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38. “He is remarkable

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39. Most likely, she could attribute his continued existence to his remarkable resourcefulness

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40. There was nothing so VERY remarkable in that; nor did Alice think it so VERY much out of the way to hear the Rabbit say to itself, `Oh dear! Oh dear! I shall be late!' (when she thought it over afterwards, it occurred to her that she ought to have wondered at this, but at the time it all seemed quite natural); but when the Rabbit actually TOOK A WATCH OUT OF ITS WAISTCOAT- POCKET, and looked at it, and then hurried on, Alice started to her feet, for it flashed across her mind that she had never before see a rabbit with either a waistcoat-pocket, or a watch to take out of it, and burning with curiosity, she ran across the field after it, and fortunately was just in time to see it pop down a large rabbit-hole under the hedge

41. She was fond of him, too, for he had a remarkable gentleness and courtesy in his dealings with women

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42. Lastly, and most remarkable was their hair, iridescent and golden, the hair of an elf had a light of its own

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43. remarkable ability to witness to others in the marketplace

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44. He says nothing of the price of bread, probably because he found nothing remarkable about it

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45. For all of his cowardice and stupidity, the advisor had one remarkable talent -- his ability to become invisible, even from the eyes of his Lord

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46. He had reached the remarkable tally of nine before a police car ran a red light and smashed into Ratford’s car, only to discover a dead, well dressed teenage boy in his trunk

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47. The prices, indeed, which Fleetwood has been able to collect, seem to have been those chiefly which were remarkable for extraordinary dearness or cheapness ; and I do not pretend that any very certain conclusion can be drawn from them

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48. ‘I’m told that you have a remarkable facsimile of the

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49. Rian was incredibly young, yet showed remarkable aptitude for battle, both mentally and physically

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50. This diminution of price has, in the course of the present and preceding century, been most remarkable in those manufactures of which the materials are the coarser metals

51. which really is remarkable – proved to have even more

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52. remarkable by her ignorance

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53. Speaking about the genre, remarkable is its

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54. I’ve learned you have a most remarkable intellect

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55. unmistakable as the remarkable sun of that very morn

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56. remarkable in the centre

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57. remarkable worth, when he really was the sort of opportunist who’d thought nothing of casting The Maiden’s Odyssey

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58. See also Pfeffel in the Remarkable events under Frederick II

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59. Her faith was remarkable and he felt a shiver run down his spine

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60. You are indeed a remarkable young man with heartwarming qualities and we’re happy that you have forsaken your Babylonian gods

61. In this there is nothing so remarkable as to explain you waiting upon me now

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62. Though posterior in their establishment, yet all the arts of refinement, philosophy, poetry, and eloquence, seem to have been cultivated as early, and to have been improved as highly in them as in any part of the mother country The schools of the two oldest Greek philosophers, those of Thales and Pythagoras, were established, it is remarkable, not in ancient Greece, but the one in an Asiatic, the other in an Italian colony

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63. To be walked through such an amazing history of such a remarkable people

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64. had a remarkable faith in humanity - and

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65. Some of the stories written on the whiteboards were remarkable and the respective authors became professional scriptwriters

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66. The memory of the outreaching decks and layered stone in the dense woods of the mountains, with water running constantly underneath it, was remarkable

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67. Bengal accordingly, the province of Indostan which commonly exports the greatest quantity of rice, has always been more remarkable for the exportation of a great variety of manufactures, than for that of its grain

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68. When a modern-day manuscript is compared to one found in the Qumran collection, the remarkable reliability and accuracy with which the scribes copied the documents, is evident and the teachings contained in these documents, is found to be identical, with some stylistic variances and slight variances on spelling here and there

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69. When the two lists were compared, he noted that there was a remarkable mathematical relationship

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70. When studied and analysed, these structures show remarkable complexity also in the use of very specific design criteria

71. Comparing this prophecy with what happened on the night when Cyrus invaded Babylon, we also have the following passage in Daniel where we see remarkable accuracy in the events that took place

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72. Their names would not only match the numerical structure, but in some cases even convey hidden messages and be part of other hidden messages that form part of ELS’s in remarkable complexity and detail

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73. It was a remarkable sight

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74. From the time of his first encounter until his return to that very park, Jimmy would have no awareness of his remarkable experiences

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75. She was a truly remarkable young woman

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76. where once they’d been full of laughter and hope and love—and all those other remarkable

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77. The mere fact that both the operative and the device transmission were thus far undetectable was surprising if not remarkable, given the Darangi's supposed technical supremacy

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78. ” So he cut my hair off and then told me to “be like Rokkof,” which I did at a remarkable speed holding my shaved hair in my hand which he was nice enough to give to me for safekeeping

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79. After much effort and silent curses we wrestled our boxes to alongside our beds where they did remarkable good duty as very uncomfortable chairs

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80. Is it not remarkable these days that all Army conscript veterans claim to have served in only two (elite of course) Units during the war? The Paratroopers and 32 Battalion! And all Policemen were ex-Koevoet members no doubt

81. What made this remarkable was that the nurse did not even start with her needlework after he went down

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82. It certainly was not remarkable that she couldn't

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83. the kitchen, and made this remarkable statement:

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84. It was a remarkable quality of the Ghost (which Scrooge had

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85. This opinion is not intended to refute in any manner the remarkable contributions to our society by the many individuals who continue to emigrate to our shores every year

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86. Of the two, Humankind, above all earthly creatures, is (the) more adaptable to its immediate environment by virtue of its superior intellect and remarkable ability to manage change by utilizing the tools of Reason

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87. An MVP candidate should be properly considered in relation to his or her supporting cast or (incremental) value whose overall value marginally exceeds all other values considered separately and whose (own) remarkable value (or contribution) is otherwise conspicuous by its presence or absence

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88. A society in moral and spiritual decline seldom fulfills its constructive designs although it often provokes cries in the wilderness among remarkable men and women not quite ready to surrender what remaining capital that society has squandered

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89. ―evolving‖ standards are generally tolerant of unusual or ―quirky‖ (sexual) manners (otherwise) considered remarkable by traditional standards provided they neither openly flaunt nor challenge a society‘s established customs

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90. Although it is unlikely that aging societies will……or could, for that matter, be restored to their former rank, (age has a manner of setting limits on its own resiliencies or ability to heal itself), each retains a remarkable capacity (or genius) for transforming itself into something new, that is vibrant and wholesome although not altogether new however retaining, in some manner, its former character; allowing a society to maintain its relevancy in a changing environment in search of a ―new‖ identity

91. What I find truly remarkable about the servile mindset of politically correct attitudes (which appear to have taken on a life of their own) are the (internal) conflicts that (must) oftentimes arise whenever artificial expressions of a questionable sort inevitably collide with the thoughtful judgments of individuals who, in their private moments, (would) otherwise know better than to acquiesce to affected manners

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92. It is a remarkable fact that the voice control procedures of the Rhodesians were above and beyond anything ever experienced in warfare because of the lack of radio chatter

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93. What is remarkable about the aerial fire support is the lack of time between bombing runs and the attack from ground forces

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94. This is absolutely remarkable for the 1970's

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95. What many of these women and their proselytized (male) cohorts fail to recognize, howe ver, is that manly qualities are determined by nature and that although the underlying characteristics(s) that typically define (most) males may be artificially modified, nature‘s tenacious capacity to overcome such efforts is demonstrated in the remarkable manner it is able to recover itself

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96. Soffen accomplished this remarkable feat by convincing Cherva that she needed help to collect fresh plants and herbs with which to treat the sick

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97. This led to the remarkable landmine proof vehicles which are saving lives up to today

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98. Why then hadn't Darkburst come to present this remarkable stone to his benefactor himself?

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