Sentence examples for remarkable for both from inspiring English sources

Judge Garaufis's ruling was remarkable for both its language and its substance.

In a country remarkable for both its harsh climate and its shoddy buildings, this is a busy job.

Benny Carter's career was remarkable for both its length and its consistently high musical achievement, from his first recordings in the 1920's to his youthful-sounding improvisations in the 1990's.

His miniature portraits are remarkable for both their expressive Baroque use of colour and brushwork within a tiny format and for their effective presentation of their subjects' individual character.

But her stunning times, remarkable for both their quality and quantity, have been greeted with skepticism by competitors in a sport where systematic doping by East German swimmers in the 1970's and 1980's and by the Chinese in the 1990's contributed to a climate of perpetual suspicion regarding excellence.

The result, a series called Desert Air, is remarkable for both its scope – from the velvet-smooth dunes of Chad's Karnasai Valley to the cracked salt flats of Salar de Uyuni in Bolivia – and the unique mode of transport used to capture the shots: Steinmetz's motorised paraglider.

But the world has changed — perhaps more than some of us have realized — and "Damsels in Distress" is remarkable for feeling both exquisitely observant and completely untethered to any recognizable social reality.

Without sacrificing his critical judgment, Schrader retains a remarkable sympathy both for Hearst and for those who wrenched her from her life and made her — even if in deed only — one of their own.

"Mark is constantly pushing the company forward and he's assembled a world-class team that is achieving remarkable results both for its users and as a business.

Overall, the review acts as a unique and remarkable resource both for researchers and students who are new to the field of applied evolution and those who actively contribute to the field.

The Lovelace notes are remarkable both for her algorithm for calculating the sequence known as Bernoulli numbers and for what would become known as the "Lovelace objection".