Sentence examples for a remarkable group of from inspiring English sources

"But over all, this is a remarkable group of pictures, assembled by a remarkable man, with an equally remarkable story".

A remarkable group of nickel-containing permanent-magnet alloys was developed beginning in Japan in the early 1930s.

The first change led to the ascent of a remarkable group of Indian management theorists, most notably C.K. Prahalad (who died in 2010).

She has just returned from Polich Art Works in Rock Tavern, N.Y., in Orange County, where her latest sculptures, a remarkable group of animal-human hybrids, are being cast.

** There is a wonderful illustration of this social dimension of innovation in Jenny Uglow's new book, "The Lunar Men" (Farrar, Straus & Giroux; $30), which is the story of a remarkable group of friends in Birmingham in the mid-eighteenth century.

Dr. Teller belonged to a remarkable group of scientists who grew up in Budapest about the same time and played leading roles in modern physics as well as the development of nuclear arms and the missiles to deliver them.

To judge the differences of the three sites within the different seasons in more detail, Fig. 3 illustrates the plant water potentials in relation to the midday values: The impact of the 'average dry season' (August 2001), the 'drought' (June 2002) and the 'early rainy season' (November 2002) on the site 'Forest' can be distinguished clearly by a remarkable grouping of the recorded values.

His funeral is the proximate cause (or, as Porterfield told Lim, the MacGuffin) of a remarkable group portrait, or, rather, a set of individual portraits that realize, with original technique, a state of interconnectedness that's implied in the title's notion of neighborhood.

Another unique feature was the sheer sustained determination of a truly remarkable group of relatives of the victims, strengthened by the fact that they were not asking for money.

Thomson devotes little space to the other side of Darwin's family, the Wedgwoods, a truly remarkable group of individuals, whose influence on Darwin's social and political views basically are ignored by the author.

This vision has been realized with the support and belief of a truly remarkable group of individuals.