Sentence examples for one remarkable aspect from inspiring English sources

The quiet was only one remarkable aspect of this May riding trek through hilly forest and along craggy Pacific beaches about 150 miles north of San Francisco.

He said one remarkable aspect of the spate of subway shootings is that they all happened, as did the woman's fatal fall, in busy, centrally located Manhattan stations that are among the most familiar to New Yorkers.

One remarkable aspect about Shakespeare's great tragedies (Hamlet, Othello, King Lear, Macbeth, and Antony and Cleopatra most of all) is that they proceed through such a staggering range of human emotions, and especially the emotions that are appropriate to the mature years of the human cycle.

One remarkable aspect of this development is that, during the transition from caterpillar to adult, most of the caterpillar tissue disintegrates and is used as food, thereby providing energy for the next stage of development, which begins when certain small structures (imaginal disks) in the larva start growing into the adult form.

One remarkable aspect of that political dialogue is simply the amount of time the American and Iranian Foreign ministers have now spent together.

At least for me, however, there was one remarkable aspect about Slim Goodbody.

A further remarkable aspect one would like to model in animals is that of the distinct age of onset and disease duration until death that, e.g. discriminates carriers of PGRN mutations from those of MAPT mutations (Cruts and Van Broeckhoven, 2008).

But one of the remarkable aspects of the city is that it continuously offers that promise of self-discovery, the promise that we can descend into our own dark places and return home stronger, better and more self-assured.

And one of the remarkable aspects of the last five years of the Liberal Democrat-Conservative coalition is that leaks have been relatively rare – even if there have been briefings and counter briefings, some licensed and some less so.

One of the remarkable aspects of Friday's decision is how the supreme court – which went out of its way to say Knox and Sollecito were innocent, not merely that there was a lack of evidence to convict them – will address those earlier assumptions about how many attackers there were that night in November 2007.

One of many remarkable aspects of Mansions of Misery is its majestic progress through social history into literature, from sharp description of the reality of the prison and its inmates to a concluding celebration of its metaphorical existence, achieving by the end a quite extraordinary resonance.