Sentence examples for Remarkable execution from inspiring English sources

It was hard not be charmed by the remarkable execution of a deep obsession.

Young's ranch in the Santa Cruz Mountains is known for its elaborately appointed track layouts; when David Carr visited Young's "train barn," in 2012, he wrote, "It was hard not to be charmed by the remarkable execution of a deep obsession".

The Kimbell show's first work is "The Floor Scrapers," an audacious personal favorite for the remarkable execution of its unusual subject.

Luckily, as you might have gathered from the title, Ballers is a little less concerned with simulating the remarkable, almost balletic execution of successful American football play – a strange mix of clockwork planning and improvisational skill by top-flight athletes – as it is with using the moneybags milieu of the NFL as a glamorous backdrop for frictionless bro capers.

The crowds looked calm; no haggling witnessed, just murmured conversations about the artists' intent, the fineness of execution, the remarkable play of colour, the conceptual daring and so on.

Although much of his work was destroyed at the time of his execution, the remarkable examples that remain tell the story of a maverick designer and typographer whose graphic vision was playful, bold, experimental, and unwaveringly optimistic.

In series one, particularly remarkable for the flawless execution of that entirely silent episode featuring a bungled robbery, the League of Gentlemen co-creators took in every influence and style, dramatic and comic, displaying a giddying range.

Of all the artistic tributes marking the centenary of the first world war, few have been as remarkable in concept and execution as this Hallé concert: not least because it enabled Mark Elder to realise a long-held ambition to perform Arnold Bax's extraordinarily obscure tribute to the leaders of the 1916 Easter Rising, In Memoriam.

In looking at the three selected stripes, a remarkable difference in the execution technique was noted.

"An unpretentious dish but the execution was remarkable".

The preemptory nature of these executions is remarkable; not only was the interrogation of these prisoners left unfinished, but the prisoners were not informed of their situation nor afforded any opportunity to speak in their own defense.