Sentence examples for remarkable one of from inspiring English sources

Leopold's acquisition of the Congo is a remarkable one of personal greed, cunning and brutality, with a starring role for the British explorer Stanley.

He is a very successful politician with no notable achievements beyond the remarkable one of building the machine that has kept him at the center of power for nearly forty years, and President for nearly ten.

I told the student that Corbijn was just enough of a filmmaker to maintain a unified tone with a single (and pretty dull, and dully pretty) type of parts, whereas Mackenzie keeps inner and outer life in balance; he plausibly conveys the impression (a remarkable one) of the viewer's intimacy with the characters' thoughts without letting their perspective override their tangible action.

I read it, and it's remarkable — one of the great American short stories, and a truly despairing, bleak short story at that.

The interview is a remarkable one, utterly devoid of all the nonsense that would ensue about suicide and a death wish.

Once a city of capitalist aspiration, New York's economy has devolved into a plutonomy where, in 2007, financial services employees gained a remarkable one-third of all income, much of it in the form of bonuses.

The 1-series is BMW's first-ever competitor for the VW Golf, recently refreshed leader of the small hatchback class which accounts for a remarkable one-third of all European sales.

Over the last three years financial services have accounted for a remarkable one-third of overall GDP growth.

Don Paterson is a working poet (and a remarkable one), which gives a number of his observations unanswerable force.

Bristol Bay, the EPA said, is "remarkable as one of the last places on Earth with such bountiful and sustainable harvests of wild salmon".

Also, the reinforcing effect of the doubler plate thickness and doubler plate length on the ultimate capacity becomes more remarkable when one of these parameters is big.