The aroma of wood smoke snakes around dark, railway arched corners, drawing you in to this remarkable sort-of-restaurant and telling fragrant stories of the pleasures in store.
Most Portuguese, truth be told, couldn't care less about what happens to Pessoa's papers, but he is still the most remarkable sort of national treasure.
Liechtenstein has a remarkable variety of vegetation.
That's a remarkable achievement, sort of like being the wettest fish in the aquarium.
If you've been following it since the announcement late last year, you'll know the reMarkable is a sort of Kindle on steroids, a digital notebook that's made to imitate as closely as possible the experience of writing on paper — but with all the advantages of modern tech.
I suppose the modern equivalent would be Gavaskar's remarkable experiment, a sort of white pudding bowl with extensions to protect the temples and no visor, and a hole in the top through which his hair poked".
As Wilkins says, "[t]here is everywhere a remarkable lack of the sort of essentialism that Mayr and others believe permeates this period and its philosophy.
The Murderer (1978) was followed by the Armstrong trilogy, a remarkable portrait of a fragmented sort of postcolonial society which comprises From the Heat of the Day (1979), One Generation (1980) and Genetha (1981).
