Sentence examples for historically remarkable from inspiring English sources

Emily Gee, head of designation at English Heritage, said: "While the whole Great Western railway is historically remarkable, statutory listing is warranted for its buildings of special architectural or historic interest.

He made policy ambition his hallmark; Congressional Democratic leaders have followed, with historically remarkable early results.

BOSTON — Since the poet and critic Anne Carson and the dancer-choreographer Rashaun Mitchell are each exceptional artists, their occasional collaborations — which began in 2004 — would be historically remarkable even if they were artistically barren.

Marc Solomon, national campaign director at Freedom to Marry, also said the shift is "historically remarkable".

Genealogy, she counseled, isn't just about looking for ancestors who were historically noteworthy; the most remarkable fact of history is simply survival, through mass migrations and economic depressions and flu epidemics and so on.

Björk's poetic diction has historically been remarkable to the point of alien.

Historically, the remarkable events of the pregnant Virgin which took place this same week in December 1531 in Mexico are definitely thought provoking.

Throughout the article, our main emphasis is on molecular aspects of 'marine' rhythms; for their behavioural or physiological dimensions, we refer the interested reader to recent overviews 1, 2, 4– 6. Historically, the remarkable discrepancy in our molecular understanding of solar and lunar rhythms can be traced back to the beginning of modern chronobiology.

"Historically" speaking many remarkable feats and historic firsts achieved by women have been left out of both the telling and the remembering.

This scene – historically baseless, but cinematically remarkable – was cut from the original release.

In comparison with some of its neighbours, the Netherlands historically has shown a remarkable degree of religious tolerance.