Sentence examples for remarkable originality from inspiring English sources

In Percy Grainger Australia produced (but did not retain) a musician of remarkable originality and ability.

This gives his philosophy a remarkable originality and intellectual purity – and it also led to controversy and charges of heresy.

But while this autobiography foregrounds Sacks's human relationships, it is the adventure of ideas he has undertaken that has bestowed on his life its remarkable originality.

Yet three members of the inner circle, Kerouac, Ginsberg and William Burroughs, created experimental literary works of remarkable originality — in particular, "On the Road," "Kaddish" and "Naked Lunch" — which read as freshly today as they did 50 years ago; perhaps, in an instance of that trick that the best art sometimes plays on us, more so.

C. 1661 East Drayton, England March 25 , 1736London, England Nicholas Hawksmoor, (born c. 1661, probably at East Drayton, Nottinghamshire, Eng. died March 25 , 1736 London) English architect whose association with Sir Christopher Wren and Sir John Vanbrugh long diverted critical attention from the remarkable originality of his own Baroque designs for churches and other institutional buildings.

The community thrived in the mid-18th century, building quarters of a remarkable architectural originality and establishing a gristmill, a papermill, and in 1745 a printing press.

I was most intrigued by the pickpockets, or "cannons," as they were called on the street, quick-handed grifters who lifted wallets and purses with remarkable skill, originality, and boldness.

As admirers of Beckett have observed, this intransigence results in a dramatist remarkable for his originality now trapping presentations of his work in the past.

The Atrahasis myth, however, treats these themes with noticeable originality and remarkable depth.

Of all Shakespeare's plays, this one is "the most remarkable for the ingenuity, originality, and unstudied developement of character", writes Hazlitt.

Women barely appear at all by name, except in a five-page "excursus" that quaintly singles out "certain women remarkable for their beauty or originality".