Sentence examples for only a remarkable from inspiring English sources

"He is not only a remarkable scientist, but a skilled and enthusiastic teacher.

Many of our leaders today have other excellent leadership skills, but only a remarkable few are able to control their impulses and put others' needs first.

Melvyn Bragg Broadcaster 'Harold is not only a remarkable and brilliant playwright, one of the very greatest, he's also a formidable friend.

The central thesis of this paper is that socio-technical systems of commons-based peer production offer not only a remarkable medium of production for various kinds of information goods but serve as a context for positive character formation.

There was a time when a crooked drive had become Stricker's signature shot, and only a remarkable ability to hole putts — too many of which were for par — kept him employed in the game.

As he amply shows, Donovan was a combination of bold innovator and imprudent rule bender, which made him not only a remarkable wartime leader but also an extraordinary figure in American history.

Milla has been disrespectful towards Eto'o at this tournament, but Eto'o, not only captain but a remarkable player and competitor, did everything humanly possible to lead his team.

Jennifer King, a journalism student who is studying obituaries for her master's thesis at Queensland University of Technology in Australia, wrote to me: I feel Mr Martin was subtly pointing out the irony of a woman in that era not only being a remarkable scientist but also a great wife and mother.

The recent creation of live mice from induced pluripotent stem cells not only represents a remarkable scientific achievement but also raises important issues, according to bioethicists at Johns Hopkins Berman Institute of Bioethicss.

Skeletal muscle not only has a remarkable regenerative capacity but also is a very adaptive tissue.

I didn't say this to her but I knew it could only have a remarkable effect on how you are as an artist.