Sentence examples for is remarkable for both from inspiring English sources

Lenfest's giving is remarkable for both its scale and enormous range.

The result, a series called Desert Air, is remarkable for both its scope – from the velvet-smooth dunes of Chad's Karnasai Valley to the cracked salt flats of Salar de Uyuni in Bolivia – and the unique mode of transport used to capture the shots: Steinmetz's motorised paraglider.

The power of being listened to and feeling heard, is remarkable for both children and adults, for that matter (relating back to our basic biological need for connection).

The 1989 cold was remarkable for both its intensity and duration.

Judge Garaufis's ruling was remarkable for both its language and its substance.

Within the parameters of family Sk, the robustness of Svk was remarkable for both investigated surface finishing.

The evidence against the Skeloses, who were convicted of bribery, extortion and conspiracy, laid bare schemes that were remarkable for both their brazenness and their familial motivation: The father seemed willing to do anything for his son.

Benny Carter's career was remarkable for both its length and its consistently high musical achievement, from his first recordings in the 1920's to his youthful-sounding improvisations in the 1990's.

His miniature portraits are remarkable for both their expressive Baroque use of colour and brushwork within a tiny format and for their effective presentation of their subjects' individual character.

But the world has changed — perhaps more than some of us have realized — and "Damsels in Distress" is remarkable for feeling both exquisitely observant and completely untethered to any recognizable social reality.

The small village of Arden is remarkable for its theatrical traditions, both amateur and professional, which include annual productions of Gilbert and Sullivan operettas.