Sentence examples similar to Remarkable aptness from inspiring English sources
Although he did not find her "a great voice," he said it was "a very neat, well-sung, intelligent performance" that was "especially remarkable for its aptness of delineation of Zerlina".
Remarkable deliciousness!
Remarkable figures for a remarkable cricketer.
(Remarkable that, and regrettable).
He argues that novelists "became great writers because of their infirmities," and runs through those of such luminaries as Faulkner, Hemingway, Proust, Joyce, and James, before getting to his own, via a remarkable digression regarding Jewishness and the peculiar aptness of being a Jewish novelist in the "schizophrenic" twentieth century, an age in which "there is no meaning but the present".
Aptness capital of the world.
He assembles a remarkable cast, from the name actors playing the grownups to the relatively unfamiliar yet notably adept group playing the children, and he shapes their performances to a pointed aptness that seems to make the script leap from the screen.
