Sentence examples for most remarkable late from inspiring English sources

Those 10 years, from 80 to 90, were the most remarkable late flowering, even for a poet so accomplished and prolific.

Presented here are some of the most remarkable recent discoveries.

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

He called supporters of the book "name-deifiers"—a label implying they were idolators while they called themselves "name-glorifiers" and dubbed their foes "name-fighters".Although most of the "glorifiers" were simple souls, among them was one of the most remarkable figures in late tsarist Russia.

I find these poems, notably the Assia poems, among the most remarkable work of Hughes's late years, though in their alertness to the processes of self-destruction they are of a piece with the body of his poetry.

The most remarkable thing about Seth Meyers taking over "Late Night" after Jimmy Fallon departs for "The Tonight Show" is that Meyers has never demanded the spotlight.

The Sibelius scholar James Hepokoski considers the compact, single-movement Seventh Symphony, which Sibelius completed in 1924, to be the composer's most remarkable symphonic achievement, "the consummate realization of his late-style rethinking of form".

Few writer births can have been more mysterious than that of the late Penelope Fitzgerald, one of the most remarkable British novelists of the last half-century.

These are the words of the most remarkable item on a compulsive new record, the Beatles' latest LP (Parlophone stereo PCS 7009; mono PMC 7009), called in typical punning way "Revolver".

Toohey's book is the latest to retell one of the most remarkable sea stories of all time, and to give another spin on the name that stands as a symbol for mean-spirited leadership.

By the late 80's Mr. Gillinson had accomplished the most remarkable coup in the modern history of the arts in Britain, lifting the London Symphony from the gutter to the stars within a few years.