Sentence examples for important and remarkable from inspiring English sources
Over the years, its importance has grown, making it the most important and remarkable festival of its kind, inspiring other festivals and awarding a series of prizes the Prix Ars Electronica that distinguish the creme de la creme of the international Media Arts scene.
That is important and remarkable, too.
His peers already recognised the result as an important and remarkable work.
But it's true that those three cameras are the most important and remarkable feature of the P20 Pro.
Up to now, there have been a number of important and remarkable results (see [21 25] and the references therein) concerning the existence of periodic solutions.
More important, and remarkable, was the consistent presence and strength of this relationship between blood glucose and tissue uptake rates when seen in the meta-analysis of our large sample of studies.
One important and, indeed, remarkable feature of Herodotus's History is his love of and gift for narrating history in the storyteller's manner (which is not unlike Homer's).
In the book-review section of the Post on May 6th, Woodward called Tenet's account a "remarkable, important and often unintentionally damning" book.
Just as the discovery of Archaea spawned an entire research field [ 45], one can imagine that significant progresses may also result from the discovery of major lineages and remarkable variants of important gene families within the microbial dark matter.
She scooped up sound bites from a flotilla of international art-house directors, including Ken Loach, Pedro Almodóvar, Elia Suleiman, David Cronenberg, Wim Wenders, and, most important, the remarkable nonagenarian Manoel de Oliveira, whose wise meditations on his own artistic methods are matched by his grateful regard for criticism that "penetrates a film and explains it to the director himself".
What makes the book important and, in many ways, even remarkable, are the breadth of the author's experience and the depth of his understanding.
