Sentence examples for remarkable control of from inspiring English sources

Here, Burnham comes across as a scowling adolescent – albeit one in remarkable control of his surliness, which is wielded as the sharpest weapon in Burnham's comic arsenal.

From the first notes of Vieuxtemps's "Élégie" (Op. 30), which opened the program, he produced a seductively rich sound and demonstrated both a forceful interpretive personality and remarkable control of his instrument.

Ever since she transformed herself from a New Jersey public-school girl with the Polish last name of Kostyra into, via Barnard, New York City, and Connecticut, a real-life incarnation of a Katharine Hepburn character, but with better home-ec skills, she has maintained remarkable control of her persona.

While it is true that his poetry makes a direct unsentimental appeal to our emotions, it is also true that it displays a remarkable control of rhyme and reveals a disciplined composition that suggests a deep concern with form, and not just random inspiration.

The city has achieved a remarkable control of water demand.

It can be inferred that the accumulation and effects of Proline may contribute to a remarkable control of cellular electrical conductivity, which reflects the destruction of cell wall and cytoplasm motivation, furthermore regulating outstanding cold tolerance for L. lancifolium.

In a country long divided, Mr. Obama had a singular appeal: he is biracial and Ivy League educated; a stirring speaker who shoots hoops and quotes the theologian Reinhold Niebuhr; a politician who grooves to the rapper Jay-Z and loves the lyricism of the cellist Yo-Yo Ma; a man of remarkable control and startling boldness.

Advanced structure activity relationship studies between the polymers and gene expression have been possible due to the remarkable control in the design of these polymers via the RAFT process.

In spite of remarkable control efforts, schistosomiasis remains a public health problem in China [3], [4].

A great deal of this capacity arises from remarkable control systems that process large amounts of sensory data, both locally in thoracic ganglia and in brain circuits, and then use this information to control and modify movements as needed.

In bullpen sessions, Girardi said, he has since glimpses of the remarkable control that helped make Prior an 18-game winner and an All-Star in 2003.