Sentence examples for a particularly remarkable from inspiring English sources

Oily Cart has had a particularly remarkable year.

It is a particularly remarkable achievement given she is generally unable to taste her rivals' efforts for religious dietary reasons.

The Million's Poet is a particularly remarkable venue for her message given the conservatism of its format.

The spiral wave chimera is a particularly remarkable chimera state, in which an ordered spiral wave rotates around a core consisting of asynchronous oscillators.

It is a particularly remarkable change for two members of the Government - Patricia Hewitt and Harriet Harman, both former senior officials of Liberty.

David Berg, who was in training for a barefoot marathon, had a particularly remarkable set: his feet resembled those of the Michelangelo statue with which he shares his first name: wide, bulging with muscle and solid as marble.

To outsiders, the Weekly's decision looks like a not particularly remarkable example of the way churches so often operate.

Giovanni's greatest innovation is the way in which the soft light suffuses the entire space, an effect particularly remarkable where it strikes the golden half dome of the apse and the ample draperies of the figures, which seem almost palpable.

This represents a negligible 6 percent failure rate, particularly remarkable in a field widely perceived to be more fragile than most.

But the jury will be out on whether he can pull it off in a drama better than Kapadia did in a documentary, or Frankenheimer did in a film that was particularly remarkable for its filming of live racing footage.

Among them, it is particularly remarkable a family of proteins that contain a Methyl-CpG-binding domain commonly known as MBD proteins that recognises single methylated CpG dinucleotide (Hendrich and Bird, 1998).