In The New York Review of Books, however, the piece was remarkable, generating many an argument at highbrow dinner parties.
Last seen in 1954, when Sotheby's auctioned off the king's collection of jewels and watches after his forced abdication in 1952, it was a rare piece of remarkable quality, historical significance and fresh to market.
Of Lee's forays into journalism — a few thousand words in Vogue and McCall's in the sixties, a few hundred in O, The Oprah Magazine decades later — the Grapevine piece is remarkable only for where it was published.
But Yorkshire duo Finch and Adam Lyth teamed up for their second piece of remarkable fielding in this season's T20 Blast.
Like "Harbor," this new novel is filled with memorable set pieces and remarkable dialogue.
Some of the pieces have remarkable provenances, Mr. Dunham continued, having belonged to people like Marie Antoinette or J. P. Morgan, while others are remarkable in and of themselves.
Or was it more the result of Wes Anderson's genius mind piecing this remarkable puzzle together?
Put that aside, though, to marvel at Yen and Yeoh, both fifty-somethings, as they move through set pieces with remarkable energy, grace, and beauty that the younger actors in the cast struggle to match.
This information, coming as it does, with the hopeful New Year, renews our faith in man, and inclines us to believe, with Hamlet, that man is actually a rather remarkable piece of work.
While I was away, Alan Greenspan wrote a remarkable piece in the Financial Times criticizing the Dodd-Frank reform bill and the very concept of financial reform.
