Sentence examples for most remarkable man from inspiring English sources

In Compton Kaymer has the most remarkable man in the field as his joint-closest pursuer.

"I think Don Chaney is the singular most remarkable man I've met since I've been in the N.B.A.

Everyone who knew Mr. Marquard in life will sorely miss the presence of this most remarkable man.

A gathering to memorialize this most remarkable man will be held at his apartment in Manhattan, 300 East 74th Street, Apt.

Glendinning's biography follows this most remarkable man through his Zelig-like life, in the most inspiring and uplifting of the biographies here.

Mr. D. said he is the most remarkable man living today; the greatest living poet, the greatest actor and, if not the greatest painter in the world, he is the one who paints the biggest pictures.

Joseph Gorak's dancing (Dec. 21 matinee) combines brilliance with stylishness to rare degrees; it's already evident he's one of Ballet Theater's most remarkable men.

But these are trifles compared with the magisterial work that Mr. Nasaw has produced on one of this country's (and Scotland's) most remarkable men.

To claim the angels for the nation would connect us to one of the liveliest eras of our history and one of its most remarkable men".

The inflationary system that has been raising price levels since the mid-1950s goes back to the days when one of the most remarkable men in Britain, Peter Wilson, who eventually became chairman of Sotheby's, decided to reorganize the company.

It was in part for this reason that Tolstoy said that Ruskin was "one of the most remarkable men, not only of England and of our own time, but of all countries and all times".