Sentence examples for most remarkable occupations from inspiring English sources

Denis de Rougemont, in his book, Love in the Western World, observed that 'to judge by literature, adultery would seem to be one of the most remarkable occupations in both Europe and America'.

Most remarkable were his works for business and church.

If we focus only on the expansionary period, the most remarkable difference concerns the share of males working in occupations related to construction (production and craft and low-skilled primarily).

Monumental remains of the Roman occupation can be seen throughout Spain, of which some of the most remarkable are the city walls of Tarragona and Lugo, the aqueducts at Segovia, Mérida, and Tarragona, the reservoir, theatre, and public buildings at Mérida, the bridges at Alcántara and Córdoba, and the towns of Italica and Ampurias (Emporion).

The most remarkable was Aurelian.

Most remarkable was her face.

But what was most remarkable?

That's the most remarkable thing.

The most remarkable discovery came in June.

He was, altogether, a most remarkable character.

But the third source is most remarkable.