Sentence examples for constitutes a remarkable from inspiring English sources
Together the group constitutes a remarkable survival of an early nineteenth century middle class neighborhood.
The inner ear constitutes a remarkable biological sensor that exhibits nanometer-scale sensitivity of mechanical detection.
Although he and his benefactor agreed never to meet, they engaged in a voluminous correspondence that constitutes a remarkable historical and literary record.
This might be considered as a sort of model validation with an independent dataset, which constitutes a remarkable contribution in the area of socio-ecological modelling.
Taken as a collection, "The Dead Fish Museum" constitutes a remarkable achievement, but it can also leave you wishing that D'Ambrosio had mixed it up more, letting the monsters out of the museums he's so carefully built for them.
The comment constitutes a remarkable admission from a member of President Trump's Cabinet that could be interpreted as conspiring to remove a sitting House speaker belonging to the president's own party.
The Journals of Grace Hartigan, 1951 1955, (2009) constitute a remarkable document, revealing Hartigan's personal and financial concerns, and her day-to-day struggles with her painting.
The city and workshops of Grand Hornu constitute a remarkable reconstruction (begun c. 1820) of an ancient mine and its attendant industrial complex.
A lecturer without a first degree, Philip had a fresh approach to the subject, and the findings that he wrote up each winter constitute a remarkable body of work.
