Sentence examples for a formidable selection from inspiring English sources

It's impossible to select a ramen joint from such a formidable selection, so just take the recommendation of Daikokuya with the underlying presumption that they're giving the humble, bewildered "honor to even be nominated alongside you all" acceptance speech of a young Oscar winner.

Daniel Boulud's newest restaurant emphasizes a terrific wine list and a formidable selection of charcuterie.

The ISIS neutron spallation facility is a world-leading centre for neutron scattering and has a formidable selection of elastic and inelastic neutron scattering instruments to study the physical properties of solids and liquids by a number of techniques that include diffraction, total scattering and molecular spectroscopy.

The allure of ladies present was only surpassed in beauty by bouquets of yellow tulips, and in intoxication, by a formidable selection of wine.

But while British swimming's strength in depth lessens Carlin's individual medal chances, in the relay it is a positive and the Swansea-based swimmer is likely to form part of a formidable 4x200m selection alongside the likes of Adlington, Caitlin McClatchey, Jo Jackson, Kerrie-Anne Payne, Hannah Miley and Rebecca Turner.

And the restaurant's twin emphases are its terrific wine list and formidable selection of charcuterie.

Yet, overcoming patient selection forces is a formidable challenge for observational studies comparing treatment groups.

Therefore the three Australian pest tephritids, which can be hybridised and subjected to selection experiments, constitute a formidable model system that allows genetic and molecular analyses of a number of traits related to pest status – host fruit preferences, lure and odorant attractancy and invasive potential.

Its world-class wine list of 8,000 selections and cellar of 35,000 bottles mark it as a formidable, serious spot.

The selection of suitable ternary blends active layer often relies on intuition and remains a formidable challenge.

In the selection of candidates for the European Parliament, as for Scotland and Wales, Mr Blair has created a formidable machinery of vetting committees that prize loyalty above talent.