Sentence examples for remarkable element from inspiring English sources

The most remarkable element of the carnivals is the dedication of the people involved.

The film's most remarkable element is reflective of both its main characters: the refusal to change gears.

Another remarkable element is the movement, now fully developed, toward an integration of architecture and mosaic decoration.

Maybe the most remarkable element of the last week and a half is the thrall in which such nondramatic events have held us.

Given the relative vulnerability of English Jews, by the numbers anyway, perhaps the most remarkable element in Gross's book is his take on anti-Semitism, or rather, its absence.

Another remarkable element to Jackson's career is that for much of it he used just one bat, which he called Black Betsy, a 34 1/2-inch, 40-ounce instrument that was slightly and oddly curved, like some pickles.

There are several remarkable elements to the agreement.

In its later acts, such authenticity is ditched in favour of (well earned) poetic licence, yet for all its creative departures the most remarkable elements of this story remain those that are actually "real" – you honestly couldn't make this stuff up.

One of the most remarkable elements in McMakin's work is how it feels to the touch.

The sequence around polyA sites are usually G/U-rich with a remarkable downstream element (DSE), located within 30 nt downstream of the cleavage site.

There are not remarkable removable elements addressed by testers.