Sentences With being remarkable

• This is a good friend I went to college with and so I still struggle with that because I see myself as being remarkable.
• While General Assembly resolutions are not binding principle, it represented a further step in the consolidation of access to water and sanitation as a right, being remarkable, The action of the vario
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• She was truly a remarkable human being and I have no doubt she will be an extraordinary angel.
• This being so, it is remarkable how blithely he elects to invoke Madison as a friend to his cause, and how readily he subordinates the right to bear arms to expediency.
• Apparently being a quitter and hate monger makes you remarkable.
• For some, the sheer capabilities of the human body make being a physician remarkable.
• Yves Landry for being willing to share some of his astounding knowledge about these remarkable women.
• However, the acknowledgment of education as an instrument of change, and education being made open to all sections of society was a remarkable feat achieved by the Indian government.
• Wizenberg writes with a remarkable openness about being true to herself and to others, and gives those looking to understand the complicated issue of sexuality a compassionate example of the many form
• Each suitable river will be monitored at least if the remarkable values are being maintained.
• This is a remarkable achievement and should not pass by without being properly noted.
• When I received the call from Mines asking me to consider being a candidate, I realized this was an opportunity to be part of a remarkable community.
• Instead, my letter to Mom tried to capture some of the highlights of a childhood that was remarkable by being, by all standards, unremarkable.
• This remarkable synthesis is a fitting memorial to a beloved teacher, respected scholar, and fine human being.
• Homoeopathy attracted me because it is so subtle, so discreet and so effective in approach to the whole human being, and I have certainly met some remarkable people who practice it.
• Kaffir Kote, where it seems to hare resisted the action of the atmosphere in a most remarkable degree, the blocks being as fresh as the day they were quarried.
• Presently, the UST Miguel de Benavides Library is engaged into a remarkable project called Lumina Pandit II (spreading the light) which is being supported by the UnionBank of the Philippines.
• The route leading to the place around the base of hills is very picturesque, the Gorge being one of the most remarkable natural features of Oriental Scenery.
• While removing pine siding, a remarkable find emerged well after being painted some 100 years ago.
• However, the game will be remembered for a remarkable refereeing gaff when the match official sent off Hershel Sanchez Watt after thinking the player was being impertinent when asked for his name.
• In the month of August, Providence displayed its justice in a remarkable manner; for two of the nobles who had converted monasteries into fortifications, expelling the monks, their sin being the same,
• We cannot here avoid mentioning a remarkable event in history, which has a close analogy with the ideas now developed; we do so to anticipate its being used in a wrong application.
• In addition to being a holy bishop, he wrote on philosophy, theology, botany, geography, astronomy, zoology, music, and physiology, mostly with remarkable accuracy, especially given the time.
• She has done a remarkable job of being responsible for getting these assignments ahead of time from teachers and completing them in excellent quality.
• In many ways he was a most remarkable man, his physical structure was large, and his mental equipment was of a superior order also, his intelligence being far beyond the average farmer of his locality
• Besides being water repellant, the sealer has remarkable quality of penetrating inside the driveway surface.
• The level the dogs being shown in Germany really is remarkable and may be observed with interest.
• But the MS, so far from being negligible, is remarkable, I believe, and that for the evidence it offers of a real attempt at significant structural revision of the story so as to eliminate the very re
• Not such a remarkable discovery in itself, but the interesting point for me was to see and feel how being present at a pilgrim site created almost extraterrestrial dimensions or visions of Paradise fo
• To see clearly that uniqueness, to see another human being, is a remarkable thing.
• Your students have been forced to make many sacrifices during the pandemic, but being recognized and rewarded for their remarkable accomplishments should not be one of the them.
• Being socially responsible is been considered as a remarkable initiative which is adopted by many of the organization so that to fulfil their ethical consideration and the social welfare liabilities.
• With this, we set sail on a remarkable journey that has inspired and challenged every aspect of our being.
• One cannot read the literature produced by the various advocates of the Majority text without being impressed by a remarkable theological concurrence.
• West Asia has undergone a remarkable shift under the Modi government, with Iran being a major foreign policy priority.
• Fine linen, remarkable for being used in the sleeves of bishops.
• The Legoland is being built after demolishing a Jungdo historic site, one of the most remarkable prehistoric sties in the Republic of Korea.
• The fact that the scope of framework Directive, being broader anddeeper than the Convention, also supports its implementation is perhaps less remarkable.
• As a scientist his accomplishments have been no less remarkable and a history of his activities along these lines reveals him as being one of the first in California to make practical use of new energ
• Many thanks for really being very thoughtful and then for having variety of remarkable ideas most people are really eager to be aware of.
• These remarkable tools scan the Internet, finding anywhere and everywhere that a brand is being spoken about online.
• The pellets do a remarkable job at controlling odor while being engineered specifically for the sifting tray.
• There is a remarkable amount of content being produced and offered in this day and age.
• What is remarkable in the examples above is not that torture was used, but that there was an attempt to justify it, national security and national interest always being paramount in the rationale.
• This exception is all the more remarkable for being unique.
• Their contribution to being a VON is remarkable.
• The heat of the water was now truly remarkable, and in color was undergoing a rapid change, being no longer transparent, but of a milky consistency and hue.
• It is remarkable that long ago Peter pointed to these two areasas being the points of contention in the last days.
• It shows remarkable foresight as many historians regard the outcome of the Versailles treaty as being one of the main causes of World War II.
• Prime Suspect has been followed by a remarkable array of British police dramas that are gritty but not heartless, realistic without being nihilistic.
• This talk is included because it is wonderful and because it shows again the capacity human beings have for being creative and remarkable creatures, the power of stories, and the power of listening an
• IMG woofer is exceptionally light while being extremely rigid, providing remarkable low frequency response with minimal cone breakup and distortion.
• It has the distinction of being the one appearing most often in published photographs and it provides a remarkable depiction of Roman military dress.
• Ambassador Crocker, General Petraeus, thank you very much for being here today, and, more importantly, thank you both, and thanks to all of the diplomatic service and the troops, for their remarkable
• This is a remarkable refinement, an expensive beauty, which the original, he being unacquainted with rubies, could not afford to lavish.
• If being a part of this remarkable company excites and challenges you in the healthiest way, then consider applying for a job with Costco.
• It is remarkable that, at the very moment when I am replying to you, I have before me several letters from the South stating that I am charged there with being an Abolitionist.
• Birmingham, the latter being then remarkable for its highchurch and monarchical principles.
• The remarkable difference between rote learning and understanding, information and knowledge, facts and outlooks is being quaffed by the public.
• Appreciation for really being well kind and then for picking these kinds of remarkable useful guides millions of individuals are really desirous to be aware of.
• Tonight, Michelle and I join people across the United States, Israel and around the globe in mourning the loss and celebrating the life of a truly remarkable human being.
• After the first Pentecost, there have been several other Pentecosts with some of the remarkable ones being the Wesleyan movement in England, the Pietist revivals in Europe and the Great Awakening of t
• It is one of the best boss fights to ever grace the series and it is also remarkable for being one of the most challenging ones.
• At Loanda the annual rainfall varies to a remarkable degree, t the average number of wet days being not more than fifteen in some years and four times as many in others.
• Jimmy, you are a very remarkable human being for loving and taking care of her the way you did.
• However, thanks to increased use of and interest in the technology, its potential applications are being expanded and theorised at a remarkable rate.
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• He capped off the remarkable season by winning the scoring competition and being given the first of his two consecutive Soviet Union MVP Awards.
• It is remarkable only as being the conveyance of the answers to the satires which are found pasted upon Pasquin, another mutilated statue, standing at the corner of a street.
• Throughout this remarkable composition, Starr elevates himself from being a crafty, inventive timekeeper to that of a distinguished composer.
• So that means instead of us being criticised for that, I think first of all he deserves great credit for remarkable strength.
• However, as remarkable as whale and monkey adoptions are, they do not come close to being the most incredible animal adoption observed in the wild.
• Thanks for indeed being quite thoughtful and also for considering this form of remarkable tips millions of individuals are really desirous to know about.
• Minister of Labour and Social Security, Fackson Shamenda was recently at the site and was clearly impressed with the remarkable progress being made on the project.
• We look forward to being there, to sharing the experience, working alongside our friends in the sports group to tell this remarkable story and all the stories that may come out of it.
• She now uses her remarkable grasp of the industry to write regular content for our readers to help drivers understand their car better, avoid being ripped off by garages and save money on their motori
• Equally remarkable is the fact that all of the funds being raised by the sale of the collection are being donated to Monkey World, the ape rescue centre and sanctuary in Dorset, an amazing gesture ind
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• After that remarkable season, many petitioners wondered if petitions submitted on the first day had an equal or greater likelihood of being selected as those on the third, fourth, or fifth.
• She certainly is one of the most remarkable characters of the day, which few give her credit for being, at least none who know her superficially.
• The study revealed that the language issue in higher education is undergoing a remarkable upheaval for diverse reasons, the main one being the incessant expansion of English.
• Her perceptions being rapid, she has a remarkable instantaneous insight, enabling her to fix the dominant feature and soul of expression in each of the various types among her numerous sitters.
• However, it remains that for a leaseholder to actually have their lease forfeited takes a remarkable degree of deliberate inaction on their part, not just being Scottish.
• The richness in contexts of the various pilots is remarkable and is being taken into account as Freecoin software development and systems are rolled out in the last phases of the project.
• He was also endowed with magic powers and performed many remarkable feats, the best known perhaps, being the fishing-up of the North Island of New Zealand from the floor of the sea.
• Perhaps more remarkable, they've accomplished this without sacrificing their integrity or being overrun by mass tourism.
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• Julian McNamara (New College, Oxford) "This organ is a remarkable technological achievement, its simulation of a well built pipe organ being uncannily accurate.".
• The human being is the animal that knows remarkable facts, such as that it is an animal.
• This agreement of Christians respecting the Scriptures, when we consider their many differences in other respects, is the more remarkable, since it took place without any public authority being interp
• It is one of the remarkable landmarks of the Table Mountain National Park, the other being the Table Mountain.
• Muzawazi noted that it was encouraging to note that there is remarkable female representation in the programme with a quarter of the total number being female students.
• Marc is a remarkable human being with an uncanny ability to adapt and evolve with cutting edge industry trends.
• I love being able to share remarkable destinations and life-changing experiences with people from around the world.
• It was a remarkable moment and I am grateful for being here.
• My understanding is that they do have some targets and we will likely see some students being charged with his death, which is really remarkable.
• Huxley wrote the introduction to Teilhards The Phenomenon of Man, referring to it as a very remarkable work by a very remarkable human being.
• Remarkable things are being done here that can serve as a lesson for sociologists!
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