Sentence examples for remarkable groups of from inspiring English sources

I spent the weekend in Oregon teaching and training two remarkable groups of people.

However such a tree of cell divisions won't inform us about most of what cannot be considered as mere details in evolution: the lifestyle, adaptation, processes creating and sustaining the genetic diversity, the selection pressures at play and the evolution of species (that is how remarkable groups of organisms emerged (or failed to emerge) from the interplay of evolutionary processes).

"But over all, this is a remarkable group of pictures, assembled by a remarkable man, with an equally remarkable story".

He should, before its remarkable group of players, singers, stage directors and set designers shuffle too far into old age.

A remarkable group of nickel-containing permanent-magnet alloys was developed beginning in Japan in the early 1930s.

In this remarkable group of renderings from the late 17th through the early 20th centuries, the changing fashions in European garden design are illustrated in exquisite detail.

She has just returned from Polich Art Works in Rock Tavern, N.Y., in Orange County, where her latest sculptures, a remarkable group of animal-human hybrids, are being cast.

He said it was important that this "remarkable group of writers" wasn't writing "about mythic legendary heroes -- Washington and Lincoln -- but about Adams and Roosevelt and Nixon".

George Weidenfeld, Lord Weidenfeld, who has died aged 96, belonged to that remarkable group of Jewish refugees who transformed postwar British publishing into an exciting, dynamic industry.

The first change led to the ascent of a remarkable group of Indian management theorists, most notably C.K. Prahalad (who died in 2010).

Another unique feature was the sheer sustained determination of a truly remarkable group of relatives of the victims, strengthened by the fact that they were not asking for money.