Sentence examples for remarkable central from inspiring English sources

And like his nightmare-fuelling 2009 horror movie Antichrist, Melancholia is built on a pair of remarkable central performances.

But her design does have one remarkable, central feature: a bright-red 100m sprint track running right through the site.

Consider me relieved, then, to report that "Me, Too" is neither overly ingratiating nor insistently message driven, the occasional sticky moment eased by an intelligent script (by the directors, Álvaro Pastor and Antonio Naharro) and two remarkable central performances.

And it was just the sort of project that Zoetrope's would-be mavericks were supposed to shun: Mario Puzo's gigantic best-seller about the Sicilian Mob in America blended juicy research and the remarkable central character of Don Vito Corleone (inspired, Puzo now says, by his mother) with cheesy roman-à-clef material about Hollywood and Las Vegas.

The visual TTC assessment of the MI in the reperfused model (a) shows a remarkable central brown region indicating the presence of a significant amount of blood (formaldehyde turns blood brown).

But then last season, in a remarkable turnabout, Central went 19-13 -- its first winning season since the 1985-86 team -- and came within one victory of making it to the N.C.A.A. tournament when the Blue Devils lost to Mount St. Mary's of Emmitsburg, Md., in the conference championship game.

Its increase was the most remarkable in central and southern districts of AO.

This is quite remarkable, since the central black hole accounts for only about 0.1 percent of the mass of the galaxy.

THE old Brewster automobile factory in Long Island City was remarkable for its central tower, which gave it the feel of a European guild hall facing a ceremonial public plaza.

The last six weeks have seen commodity markets stage a remarkable recovery and central banks have stepped up their support - but investors need to start asking difficult questions about whether the global macro outlook has changed so much in such a short space of time to support further upside?

Mr Greenspan's appeal quite remarkable for a central banker in an economy that is already deep in debt that banks "should now guard against allowing the pendulum to swing too far the other way by adopting policy stances that cut off credit to borrowers with credible prospects," may fall on deaf ears.Prospects are even gloomier in the corporate-debt markets.