Sentence examples for an equally remarkable from inspiring English sources

Then there was the Times, which, in its own way, played an equally remarkable role in the crisis.

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

But this year sees the 50th anniversary of an equally remarkable passage from the Lothians to Fife that has been almost entirely forgotten.

For Wiggins, morphing physically from gold medallist track star in Beijing and Athens to dominating road cycling's most arduous event is an equally remarkable achievement.

Tom Courtenay's Serge is an equally remarkable creation: a man who prides himself on his taste and sensitivity, yet is capable of extraordinary emotional cruelty.

The adaptability and tenacity of TB itself, Mr Dormandy notes in his final paragraph, have always been matched by an equally remarkable determination and hopefulness among both sufferers and those involved in combating the disease.

Prior to Wiggins pulling on the Tour's final yellow jersey in Paris – and Chris Froome finishing an almost equally remarkable second – no Briton had ever finished in the race's top three, let alone won it.

She was saluted by a group of equally remarkable women fighter pilots - her granddaughters in arms - because "she defied the chauvinists and misogynists when she flew P-51 Mustangs in World War II," and because she took on Congress in the 1970's to ensure that female pilots like her were able to receive veterans' benefits even though they had only been volunteers.

Two weeks later in Spain, on the twisty Jarama track, he produced a very different, but equally remarkable, victory - making no errors and using his peerless race-craft and the power of the Ferrari engine while fending off four faster cars for 50 laps.

Many of the activists were drawn from the Nonconformist movement (notably the Quakers) with Josiah Wedgwood designing the abolitionist badge bearing the slogan 'Am I Not a Man and a Brother?' Yet what was equally remarkable was the involvement of ex-slaves in the debate.

If Kinnear was a modern everyman, Kate O'Flynn was equally remarkable as the various women – including Rosa who occupied an adjacent flat and the lapdancing Tiffany – who haunted his imagination.