Sentences with phrase «truly remarkable thing»
These slick fish move sweepingly in a zig - zag pattern at high speeds and apparently in perfect unison, making them a truly remarkable thing to encounter.
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Success has accomplished some truly remarkable things: There's the extraordinary performance on state reading and math tests.
See, I've loved Final Fantasy since Final Fantasy VI, and although I've never beaten that one, between Final Fantasy VI, VII, VIII, IX, X, X-2, XII, and XIII, I've probably logged enough hours that I could have done some truly remarkable things, instead.
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One thing the first Sunday of the season lacked in the early games was a truly remarkable catch.
Let's hope he kicks on and remains injury free for the foreseeable future and we start to see the truly remarkable player that he could potentially be, even if it's difficult to see where he might fit into things at the moment.
I get to try things that I might not otherwise be able to afford, and also have found some truly remarkable vintage pieces that make me so happy to wear, and that bring pleasure to others to see.
Watching Videodrome in 2015 and the most remarkable thing that stands out is how ahead of it's time the movie truly was.
What I think the most remarkable thing about Ninja Gaiden is that it truly does keep the same level of detail throughout the whole title.
THE PROGRAM The most remarkable thing here are the performances — Ben Foster and Chris O'Dowd in particular are truly fantastic.
It is truly remarkable how things have evolved so rapidly.
Our favorite part of this Vette was the exhaust note and sheer power this thing puts down... truly remarkable!
In the first season, you play as Lee Everett when all hell breaks loose; it's up to you to protect your group from flesh - eating walkers — among other things — The Walking Dead is a truly remarkable game.
What I think the most remarkable thing about Ninja Gaiden is that it truly does keep the same level of detail throughout the whole title.
I'm currently rereading some of Feynman's classic remarks on this topic («The Pleasure of Finding Things Out»), and it is truly remarkable how much self - deception and wishful thinking goes on in your field, Dr. Curry.