Sentence examples for a collection of remarkable from inspiring English sources

Taken only as a collection of remarkable paintings and sculptures, it is a high-quality, entertainingly diverse show.

He wrote "In Patagonia" and "The Songlines" and a collection of remarkable newspaper pieces whose reportage is elevated (twisted, some complained) into a vision of what is implied, shaped and connected beyond what is quite seen.

Sure, her son's mega-fame has brought her furs, chauffeured limousines, a collection of remarkable spike-heeled ankle boots, diamonds (or "ice," as they are known in the rap world) and a waterfront New Jersey condo with a maid in formal uniform.

The foundation of TSI's effort will be built on a collection of remarkable founding fellows who will provide leadership on a range of economic, environmental, racial and social justice, and foreign policy concerns.

This resource also provides the first large-scale view of the gene content of a major marine apex predator that displays a collection of remarkable physical, physiological, and behavioral properties.

Working with Gordon on his recent election campaign, and in the past few days as he has sought to steer Britain through the complex constitutional issues thrown up by the result, I have also been reminded once more that the New Labour team is a collection of very remarkable individuals.

Following her death, several of her works were collected together and published as A Brief Collection of Remarkable Passages and Occurrences (1710).

Out of jail, but with the charges still pending, he returned here to finish his latest book, "India Revisited: Conversations on Contemporary India," a collection of 27 interviews with 27 remarkable Indians that the Indian arm of Oxford University Press has just published.

Here's a collection of some of those comedians' remarkable "Tonight Show" debuts, routines that would become the most memorable of their careers -- because on that particular night, more than anything, they wanted to make Johnny laugh.

Prince Charles said: "It seemed to me a tragedy that there were no portraits of D-day veterans, hence this collection of remarkable old soldiers from the regiments of which my wife and I are Colonel or Colonel-in-Chief".

THE photography show that will open here on Friday at the Society for the Preservation of Long Island Antiquities Gallery brings together a collection of panoramic views taken with a remarkable camera called the Cirkut.