Sentences with phrase «such extraordinary»

It's a thrill to be named alongside such extraordinary people.

In all the cities of Canada or the world that I have traveled through, no where else will you find a wider range of people who represent such extraordinary character.

Donna was such an extraordinary person.

The ranking doesn't have much meaning without the critical follow - up question: How did these men and women achieve such extraordinary numbers?

We also want to acknowledge the work of the incredible 100 & Change finalists, all doing such extraordinary work.»

It is not by sheer coincidence that such extraordinary birthparents and adoptive families find their way to Abrazo (and subsequently, to each other).

Consequently, Bitcoin exchanges such as Coinbase, Gemini, and GDAX have been overwhelmed and shorthanded, unable to respond to such an extraordinary demand.

They have gone to such extraordinary lengths to compensate for the smaller sensor, imagine how good the image quality would be if it were larger?

Paul's singular accomplishment is to combine such high quality with such extraordinary quantity: new posts appear as frequently at his one - man blog as they do on many group blogs.

Recovering myself, I advanced towards the screen, and demanded the reason for such extraordinary conduct.

I've just read an extraordinary newsletter from Oxford which lists such an extraordinary range of academic, comparative and pro-bono activities that I wonder whether any other law school could match it.

Cengiz says: «First Names Group is a unique organisation, where the emphasis on its clients and people is evident in everything it does and I feel extremely lucky to be part of such an extraordinary global team.

But there are (at least) two other problems — Keith Briffa points out that the very strong trend in the 20th century calibration period accounts for much of the success of our calibration and makes it unlikely that we would be able be able to reconstruct such an extraordinary period as the 1990s with much success (I may be mis - quoting him somewhat, but that is the general thrust of his criticism).

-- Their strong claim of shaking the foundations of climate science is extremely unlikely; They don't provide compelling evidence for such an extraordinary claim; They vastly overestimate the likelihood of cooling effects (feedbacks), and underestimate, deny or ignore warming effects.

In this case, the goal is to avoid acknowledging that the burden of proof is on AGW, not its critics; in fact, AGW is such an extraordinary claim that it would require extraordinary evidence to be accepted.

Many of those peasants are more scientifically literate than they are (sure, some are ignorant rednecks, but some of the AGW climate scientists are mediocre hacks) Just why, for example, do Steve McIntyre, and Holland have such extraordinary trouble getting reports using the FOI act?

«Some people sympathized with the need to protect such an extraordinary natural area,» he explains.

As the link between human activity and climate change becomes conventional wisdom and governments work urgently to establish a global climate treaty, Pachauri deserves no small amount of credit for creating such an extraordinary shift in public opinion.

And I agree that such an extraordinary claim requires extraordinarily good evidence.

Finally, Montford asks the question as to why the scientists and the IPCC promoted the hockey stick at such a high confidence level so prematurely, and why such extraordinary efforts were made to defend it when it arguably isn't a critical piece of the climate puzzle, rather than to learn from outside statisticians and do a credible error analysis on the data and the inferences.

Personally I would not accept a mathematical model as «proof» of such an extraordinary claim unless the model can accurately predict the daily temperatures in every major city on the globe at least five years in advance.

Open to public from August 25 to September 2, the event allows audience members to see how the artist works with such an extraordinary medium.

«This brings a unique opportunity for our students and community to explore printmaking at such an extraordinary level of access and importance in both contemporary and historical practices,» says Matthew Letzelter, Chair, MFA in Print Media.

Such extraordinary diversity aims to celebrate the singularity of each expression, allowing the art to speak for itself.

During these student years, it was remarkable to many that someone who was showing such extraordinary achievements whilst attending college actually spent his early years working at his mother's hair salon.

The evolution of such an extraordinary oeuvre from such outwardly adverse circumstances over the 30 years of his public career is testimony to this remarkable man's inner qualities beyond any illustrative anecdotes I might have been able to offer.

Through his own creativity and the perfectionism which makes him such an extraordinary craftsman, Jasper Johns ceaselessly asks questions about the function of painting, the mediating role of a product that tries and touches the sensibility of the viewer.

The essential fact about the Koons cult, however, is not that Koons invented it, but that it has gained such extraordinary traction, in the art world and well beyond.

«The thing has taken off in such an extraordinary way,» says Molesworth, now a board member.

It has been a privilege to participate annually in such an extraordinary fair, and to watch it evolve over ten great years.»

These works require patience because their complexity is structured within the guise of the gesture, but also because even in works with such extraordinary precision chance creeps in.

And this is why painting carries such an extraordinary metaphoric force.»

What is the secret sauce that lets these otherwise quite ordinary people like Jiro and the tailors, lead such extraordinary lives?

Could anyone, standing in Saatchi's converted paint factory or Hirst's former Port Authority building, have predicted the beginnings of such an extraordinary evolutionary curve?

«It is only fitting that on the 30th anniversary of The Art Show, that we had such an extraordinary fair,» added David Garza, Executive Director of Henry Street Settlement.

The steep learning curve is entirely worth the effort, though, for the fantasy of commanding such an extraordinary collection of sleek, glowing vehicles, and for the spectacle when they boost into battle.

We had no idea that it would be such an extraordinary experience, and influence all of our future vacations.

Such an extraordinary experience deserves its very own description, so click to find out more.

Congratulations for such extraordinary service!

It's the experience you expect from such an extraordinary hotel — and then some.

But this is exactly why these islands have such extraordinary sandbars: the shifting currents reveal these submerged islands of sand at the same place and time during each tidal cycle.

One of the many reasons why it's such an extraordinary travel destination is that it has the greatest number of UNESCO World Heritage Sites...

Cats are such an extraordinary and unique species.

Save for parenting, no other job requires such an extraordinary commitment with very little return for your investment.

Some even encouraged consumers to engage in fraudulent acts to accomplish such extraordinary results.

If we determine that your credit history has been adversely impacted by such extraordinary life circumstance, we will grant a reasonable exception to our rates, rating classification or underwriting rules for you.

Few of us will ever have the means to match such extraordinary and globally - reaching levels of philanthropy.

The words privileged and honored are so overused lately, I try never to say them, but Matthew Desmond and Colson Whitehead have written such extraordinary works that sharing a stage with them truly is an honor.

It is such a simple and such an extraordinary part of the lives we live.

The portfolio ranges from Aristotle over Mark Twain to such extraordinary authors as Algernon Blackwood.