Sentence examples for remarkable ones from inspiring English sources

The Erbil attacks were the most remarkable ones on Sunday in Iraq because of their location, but they were not the deadliest.

Nine remarkable ones are presented and debunked here.

In their later years, the Davises have taken up other hobbies, quite remarkable ones, actually.

IN the deluge of Italian restaurants that have washed over Connecticut during the past 20 years, there have been very few really, really poor ones, but there have been relatively few remarkable ones either.

Dickerson made few recordings; after a spate of remarkable ones through which he earned renown in the early nineteen-sixties (including "To My Queen," "Impressions of 'A Patch of Blue,'" and "Unity," which is reissued on the import "Vibes in Motion)," there was a decade-long silence, followed by a reappearance in the mid-nineteen-seventies.

The award-winning book that this was based on may be richer in detail, but it made for a remarkable one-off film.

Jobs' story is a remarkable one.

"The story of epilepsy is a remarkable one," Grant writes.

"Afghanistan's journey has been a remarkable one," he said.

Three were, as the saying goes, a trend, but not the most remarkable one.

In January, Shell declared that it would reduce its "proved" oil and gas reserves by a remarkable one-fifth.