Sentence examples for remarkable assemblage from inspiring English sources

Winchester has pulled together a remarkable assemblage of material, but much of it is presented with little rhyme or reason.

With a remarkable assemblage of works of art, Mr. Goldfarb builds a provocative and compelling narrative out of the information and emotion they convey.

Much of the stone for the so-called northern Karnak, along with colossal statues and a dozen obelisks, was appropriated from other sanctuaries in Egypt, making this a remarkable assemblage of earlier work.

Trade Cards: An Illustrated History features highlights from the Waxman Collection of Food and Culinary Trade Cards a remarkable assemblage of advertising trade cards about food and related subjects ca. 1870-1900.

According to the book proposal (which is being represented by Palmer & Dodge, in Boston, and contains a remarkable assemblage of photographs, ranging from Malcolm's baby pictures to his shrouded corpse), it was Ella to whom the young Malcolm Little "turned most often for advice and support," from the time she became his legal guardian, when he was 14, until his assassination.

These three intervals were bounded by remarkable assemblage changes: from the Reticulofenestra to C. pelagicus assemblages of nannofossils (Fig. 6 (d)) and from the Pacific type to Japan Sea type of deep-dwelling radiolarians (Fig. 6 (c)) at 2.7 Ma, and the first increase in subtropical G. ruber at 1.7 Ma (Fig. 6 (e)).

There are some remarkable assemblages in their new line, shown Tuesday: marbleized leather, flashes of silver and green, smoky wisps of black yarn, most mounted on nearly invisible chiffon so as to appear dissolving.

The Rexidora Cave (Asturias, NW Spain), discovered in 2012, provided a remarkable large mammal assemblage of MIS 3 age.

Some beds dated from the latest Permian ages are renowned for their fossils; strata (rock layers) in the Russian Platform contain a remarkable vertebrate faunal assemblage as well as fossil insects and plants.

It is a remarkable feat of assemblage, with excellent capsule biographies and explanatory notes at the end of each volume -- the biographies, especially, are well worth reading -- though I miss the useful chronology that gave context to selections in the 19th-century predecessor.

What was so remarkable was the hulking assemblage's grace.