Sentence examples for remarkable manuscript from inspiring English sources

And Mr Steinhardt, 72, said:  "We could not be happier that this rare and remarkable manuscript will be in the care of the Israel Museum and The Metropolitan Museum of Art in perpetuity.

In a few weeks Fichte composed a remarkable manuscript in which he concluded that the only revelation consistent with the Critical philosophy is the moral law itself.

Meetings With Remarkable Manuscripts is published by Penguin (£30).

Meetings With Remarkable Manuscripts is chock-full of such intriguing detail.

The most beautifully uplifting book was Christopher de Hamel's Meetings With Remarkable Manuscripts (Allen Lane).

The second time that the Book of Kells was stolen, in 1874, it was, as Christopher de Hamel explains in his new book, "Meetings With Remarkable Manuscripts," simply a misunderstanding.

Sumptuously illustrated, Meetings With Remarkable Manuscripts is a journey to some of the world's greatest collections, from Copenhagen to Florence, Munich to St Petersberg.

She also pointed out Meetings With Remarkable Manuscripts, Christopher de Hamel's exploration of medieval manuscripts, as a strong seller for her independent bookshop, and said she was looking forward to the release of Robert Seethaler's novel The Tobacconist.

In nonfiction, the erudite and extraordinary Roger Scruton has written a terrific book on Wagner, The Ring of Truth (Allen Lane) and Meetings With Remarkable Manuscripts (Allen Lane) by Christopher de Hamel must be the most exquisitely produced book of the year.

Christopher de Hamel's journey through the world of rare manuscripts, Meeting With Remarkable Manuscripts, makes the cut, too, alongside the BBC correspondent Emma Jane Kirby's account of the Italian optician who rescued dozens of refugees from the sea in 2013, The Optician of Lampedusa.

A novel of passion, ideas and friendship, Perry's novel saw off an eclectic shortlist that also included Christopher de Hamel's Meetings With Remarkable Manuscripts, Emma Jane Kirby's The Optician of Lampedusa and Beatrix Potter's newly discovered The Tale of Kitty-in-Boots, illustrated by Quentin Blake.