Sentence examples for remarkable example of the from inspiring English sources

Whatever the genre, it is a remarkable example of the book as furniture.

The Palazzo Pesaro is a remarkable example of the Classical style.

To outsiders, the Weekly's decision looks like a not particularly remarkable example of the way churches so often operate.

The Muslim devotion to Jesus is a remarkable example of the way in which one tradition can be enriched by another.

Mr. Obama said the deal was "a remarkable example of the trade investment and commercial opportunities that exist in the Asia-Pacific region".

Ultimately, it was embraced by many African-Americans as a remarkable example of the survival of African customs in the face of violent subjugation in early America.

The most remarkable example of this is the huge Sanskrit novel The Story of Upamiti's Series of Existences by the 10th-century Shvetambara monk Siddharshi.

The most remarkable example of this is The Argentine Ant (1953), which describes a man, woman and baby who move to a new village filled with hope – the promise of a new beginning, that core Calvino theme – only to find that their house, indeed the entire locality, is infested with ants.

The most remarkable example of this was in the avermectin biosynthetic cluster of S. avermitilis.

One of the most remarkable examples of the absorption of a local New Year's celebration in Buddhist practice was the Smonlam festival in Tibet, celebrated on a large scale in Lhasa until the beginning of Chinese communist rule in 1959.

Hausdorff, Vietoris and Wijsman, etc., topologies are remarkable examples of the so-called hit-and-miss hypertopologies.