Sentence examples for remarkable conditions from inspiring English sources

These remarkable conditions [sleepwalking] tell us that this is not the case.

Many, he said, are in remarkable condition, from the smallest powder jars to the largest vases.

Her voice too is in remarkable condition: she's note-perfect throughout.

They are in remarkable condition and all believed to be from Armorica, modern Brittany and Normandy.

By any standard Ms. Maye's rich, booming contralto is in remarkable condition.

Mr. Isley's voice is still in remarkable condition, but what's more impressive is his versatility.

Most of the garments are woolen or leather items that were maintained in remarkable condition in oak log coffins.

Some, like two white ground vases of the type called lekythos, were sheer rarities, made more desirable by their remarkable condition.

The 6,000 silver coins that have so far been conserved are in "remarkable condition," Greg Stemm, the company's co-founder, said in the statement.

The historic Aggie Grey's Hotel, built in 1933 and made famous as a club for servicemen during World War II, has been kept in remarkable condition.

Nicknamed the Luftwaffe's "flying pencil" bombers because of their narrow fuselage, this aircraft is said to be in "remarkable condition".