Sentence examples for remarkable from the first from inspiring English sources

Remarkable from the first issue on, as intended by the founders of The Journal, was the quality and quantity of the photographic reproductions, guaranteed by the printing press, the Universitätsdruckerei Stürtz in Würzburg, Germany.

They come entirely from the Kunstbibliothek in Berlin, which holds the Mendelsohn archive and permitted the Cooper-Hewitt to show a sampling from its remarkable inventory for the first time in the United States.

The film is pretty ponderous, and it may seem horribly dated now that we are this far away from the first, remarkable emergence of Barbra herself in the 1960s - not that she had anything in common with all the obvious meanings of that decade.

That's remarkable, considering that the jump from the first landline phone to the mobile phone took more than 100 years.

The letters were characterized from the first by remarkable sensibility, wit, and clarity.

Yet even this "not credible" target looks credible compared to the remarkable target Australia managed to squeeze from the first incarnation of the Kyoto Protocol.

The highly anticipated second section is distinct from the first but no less remarkable".

Also making a return to the Football League – and completing a remarkable journey with the club relegated from the fourth tier in 1988 and wound up a year later – are Newport County.

In contrast, treatment with NKp30-Ig (n = 10) resulted in a remarkable suppression of tumor development; as from the second administration of NKp30-Ig (at day 7), tumors size remained constant for three weeks and only a moderate progression was detected in the following days (figure 2).

But most remarkable, perhaps, is the third movement, a scherzo.

I've recently returned from Oxford, England, from a remarkable four days at the first annual TEDGlobal conference, "The Substance of Things Not Seen," once again inspired by TED's extraordinary speakers and the impressive range of their ideas and experiences.