Sentence examples similar to a remarkably fascinating scheme from inspiring English sources

Human origins and evolution can be portrayed as a shifting puzzle, remarkably fascinating but far from being complete.

But it has run into a problem in the shape of a remarkably generous pension scheme inherited from BP.

Miss Nissen gives a remarkably easy and charming impersonation of a fascinating and resourceful young bride, who rebels against being neglected for the roulette table by her gambling-mad husband.Miss Nissen is a Scandinavian with a Parisian cachet.

This fascinating and enlightening survey of a remarkably wide-ranging body of work deserves to be read, especially by his detractors.

With fascinating accounts of the lives of seven prominent officials, he fashions a remarkably vivid portrayal of the court and the ruling class of late imperial China.

"They have a remarkably tight culture," says Zeughauser. "It's a tribute to the firm that they accomplish it with their compensation scheme the way it is".

A remarkably analytical sensibility.

15 "a remarkably good day".

Her answers provide a fascinating look at those who actually built the canal between 1904 and 1914, a largely forgotten population of 60,000 brought to life in a remarkably creative way.

A cool and, for Rogers, remarkably restrained colour scheme, principally grey and white, with flecks of Yves Klein blue.

We'd picked Italy and narrowed our target to Umbria, a region with a fascinating history of mysterious Etruscans and Roman conquerors and scheming popes in refuge.