Sentence examples for remained superb from inspiring English sources

Early versions of angelica were occasionally extraordinary; some that survived from the 1870s remained superb more than a century later.

But his real appetite, you gather, was for life; the humiliation, as Virginia Woolf put it, "brushed him only slightly", and his spirits remained "superb" even as his waistband groaned.

The importance is gauged more by the quality of the abstracts presented, and the quality has remained superb.

Spain and Italy remain superb sources for inexpensive bottles.

All told the writing and production value remain superb.

All of those wines remain superb choices, even if the vintage has changed, or the season.

But these novels remain superb entertainments in the Graham Greene sense of the word.

"The background economics remain superb, and if you want to keep those unmolested, this political outcome is the best that you could have".

The record is less rootsy than her recent forays into bluegrass, and it sometimes tries too hard to court contemporary country styles, but Parton's vocals, at sixty-five, remain superb.

Barrymore had gone Hollywood, making his first film in the teens, but he remained a superb actor.

He completed his education with the Christian Brothers at the Synge Street school (where the actor Donal Donnelly was a classmate) and took a degree in music and drama at the Guildhall School in London; he remained a superb pianist all his life and could – and usually did – sit down at the keyboard and play more or less anything.