Sentence examples for remarkable instances from inspiring English sources

Remarkable instances of concentrated impudence listed in the current press.

The two most remarkable instances came in radio interviews on current affairs programs.

By W. E. Farbstein The New Yorker, September 14 , 1929P. 33 Remarkable instances of concentrated impudence listed in the current press.

It's allowed us to capture some pretty remarkable instances and images.

admits that disruptive coloration "is discussed at considerable length by Mr. Cott and many remarkable instances of it are considered in detail".

Given that Ciona possesses ancestral GPCR versions of the higher vertebral counterparts, there are also remarkable instances of lineage specific evolution as seen in the Rhodopsin and Adhesion families.

In a remarkable instance of political tone-deafness, Davis declared a day of fasting, humility and prayer on March 27 , 1863 the day after the Impressment Act passed.

In what can be construed as either a remarkable instance of cultural self-alienation or youthful insouciance, Akhil is Sean in and out of the workplace.

Finches typically have triangular bills suited to seed eating, so the radical divergence of the iiwi and the Hawaiian honeycreepers to which it is related constitutes a remarkable instance of evolutionary plasticity.

And Shaw goes on to note that the ferocity of the wolf "is greatly mitigated by an early education; of which the individual specimen from which the present figure was taken, is a remarkable instance;" it had, he wrote, "been rendered in a great degree tame and gentle by the assiduity of the late Sir Ashton Lever".

The music historian James Monroe Trotter, in his 1878 study, "Music and Some Highly Musical People" — a monumental early history of African-American musicians — wrote that the Lambert family "presents the remarkable instance of each of its members possessing great musical talent, supplemented by most careful cultivation".