Sentences with phrase «so remarkable»

These amazing bloggers regularly produce content so remarkable that their readers would brave a raving pack of zombie chickens just to be able to read their inspiring words.

Henry's formula was so remarkable it gained recognition from the British Crown.

While this condo is not my personal listing, I found the opportunity so remarkable, I had to point it out.

What makes the Cindicator crowdsale so remarkable isn't that it managed to reach its hard cap ahead of schedule — many recent ICOs can make that claim — but rather the unusual format of the campaign.

As deal sweeteners go, three months of Amazon Music Unlimited streaming instead of one isn't so remarkable.

Along the lines of Bitcoins, rapid price surge within few weeks is so remarkable that they are filling the news feed of general and unaware -LSB-...]

The company that first marketed its budget - friendly phones as so remarkable to be better than everyone else's flagships had toned back some of the hyperbolic language and let its devices speak for themselves.

All of this would not be so remarkable if Samsung did not put a physical key on the Galaxy S8 to start Bixby.

What's so remarkable is that is just one administration.

As a First Amendment lawyer, Marc Randazza takes words more seriously even than most lawyers, and that is probably why his legal writing is so remarkable.

What makes this film at once so remarkable and so intimate is that it was made by Kunstler's daughters, Emily and Sarah.

Marc Randazza takes words more seriously even than most lawyers, and that is probably why his legal writing is so remarkable.

And it really speaks to the core value of Clio that makes it so remarkable.

Planet 3.0 never had trouble getting permission from Andy to repost his articles, and he displayed our logo on his blog, so his remarkable farewell posting is reproduced here, with only implicit permission.

YCER's effort to rally GOP support for a clean - energy future wouldn't have seemed so remarkable back in 2008, when a group of moderate Republicans actively advocated for federal policies to address climate change.

But what makes the Anthropocene so remarkable in terms of Earth's history is the speed at which we're dumping fossil carbon into the atmosphere.

Why would it be so remarkable - hitting you like a «ton of bricks» — that rainfall and surface temperature dynamics are closely releted?

It is unclear what «scientific stature» Holdren is supposed to have that is so remarkable.

Certainly AGW skeptics were «encouraged» by the solar minimum, and there was much talk of a «rapid global cooling» and the like, but from a GCMperspective with AGW factored in, there is no way this was going to happen, and the warmth of 2010 is is not so remarkable at all.

I don't think it's ever been as safe, which is what makes the War on Terror and environmentalism so remarkable.

In this article, Carbon Brief explains why last year proved to be so remarkable across the oceans, atmosphere, cryosphere and surface temperature of the planet.

Jane Wilson: New Paintings November 17 — December 23, 2011 What I find so remarkable about confronting Jane Wilson's paintings in the twenty - first century is how elegiac they look and how they simultaneously recall the poetic sensibilities of mid-century, when the syntax was kept simple, when everyday renditions of land and sky or of ordinary life could be at once benevolent and metaphysical — simple situations redolent of the vagaries and complexities of the day - to - day.

«What I find so remarkable about confronting these paintings in the twenty - first century is their elegiac quality,» observes Whitney Museum curator Elizabeth Sussman.

What was so remarkable about that, was that she, like Pollock, would let other people help name her work.

The absence of chronology in Albers» market is notable, given that his career trajectory was so remarkable.

What makes Douglas Crimp's Before Pictures so remarkable is not just its subject — the art historian and AIDS activist's early years leading up to the epoch - defining 1977

The collection numbers more than 1,100 pieces of art, but it's not just numbers that make it so remarkable.

This ongoing dialogue between where we are and what we do is what makes this place so remarkable.

JEFFREY DEITCH — It's what made Magoo's so remarkable.

And what is so remarkable is that the very loss at its core — a portrait is a person here, but not here — is countered by the slow lyricism of the work: Gorky's mother is brought back from annihilation, held in the bounding contours and gentle colour, her momentary image indelibly fused with the painting's hard - won surface.

«What I find so remarkable about confronting Jane Wilson's paintings in the 21st century is how elegiac they look and how they simultaneously recall the poetic sensibilities of mid-century, when the syntax was kept simple, when everyday renditions of land and sky or ordinary life could be once benevolent and metaphysical — simple situations redolent of the vagaries and complexities of the day - to - day.

It is not the reflected light of the Old Masters, but the illumination from within, the light that also makes the paintings of Barnett Newman so remarkable.

What's so remarkable about LBP 3 is the scope of it.

The reason this is so remarkable to me is that it shows Naughty Dog and Sony understand completely what made the Uncharted series as a whole so great: they created characters that mattered.

I think what is so remarkable about this, is that we are getting to the end of the PS2's life cycle and yet the console is still pushing out beautiful games not only in this game but also games like Gran Turismo 4.

Small pleasures can mean the difference between a forgettable holiday and one that's so remarkable, you're willing to pay your airline a fee to change your flight to a later date!

«Hoteliers as these, keen on delivering a distinctive, upscale experience to their guests are what make this portfolio so remarkable.»

What makes this so remarkable is that Plumbate pottery was made only in one small region of Guatemala's northwest Pacific coast.

A huge thanks to all current and past employees of Island Lake for making the place so remarkable.

The question I want to answer instead is what makes travel so remarkable.

This place is so remarkable; the Croatian government teamed up with a digital media studio to create a virtual tour for anyone wanting a glimpse of the splendor.

His rescue efforts were so remarkable that his owner won a cloning contest, and after his death, Trackr was successfully cloned producing five puppies.

The Bloodhound's tracking ability is so remarkable and reliable that the end - result of his efforts has been accepted as evidence by many courts of law.

It is their deep love for all living creatures, their yearning for knowledge, and their desire to help that makes these amazing people so remarkable.

But why is it so remarkable that VA loans perform so well?

«Once in a while, a novel comes along so remarkable in its quality that it stands out not only as an example of what well - written fiction should be, but also as a satisfying reading experience all by itself... one of the most extraordinarily fine novels published in the past fifty years.»

According to biographer D. Augustus Straker (1908), «So remarkable were [l'Ouverture's] traits of character that the superintendent on the plantation where Toussaint worked as a slave granted him, it is said, unusual privileges, among these the opportunity to learn to read and write, which he did, making also fair progress in arithmetic.»

Be Frank With Me is a generally decent first novel, if only because Frank is so remarkable.

sets off a chain of events so remarkable, so impossible, that you will hardly dare to believe it's true.

But it is the intricate lacing of relationships that makes this so remarkable.