Sentence examples for most remarkable for from inspiring English sources

But the hearing was most remarkable for its theatrics.

Still, the summer of 2012 may be most remarkable for its extremes.

Perhaps his career as a popular ballad singer is most remarkable for its late start.

But the combination Tuesday was most remarkable for how divided it was.

His own writing is perhaps most remarkable for his concise epigrams.

But it is most remarkable for its candor about the sexual lives of its characters.

Diab went on to talk about Darwish's first visit to Egypt: "The most remarkable thing for me [Darwish] was that for the first time I could see an entire city speaking in Arabic… for the first time I found myself in an all Arab country". Darwish was struck with euphoria, he was raised in occupied Palestine, where speaking Arabic was taboo.

Even most respectable and steady Mr Goulburn is rising up, under the care of Sir James Graham, to an appreciation of the truth, that the principles of free trade are the principles of common sense.In truth, last session, so bewailed as a do-nothing session, was a most remarkable one for accomplishing one of the great ends for which parliament assembles.

Nature is the most remarkable stage for a play.

It's been, from all that I have heard, a most remarkable time for this university.

But the most remarkable turnaround for the Mariners might be their bullpen.