Sentence examples for remarkable panorama from inspiring English sources

THREE minutes of low-altitude flight along the eastern coastlines of Queens and Brooklyn present a remarkable panorama of the city's aviation history.

Hopefully BBC social affairs editor Alison Holt's triumph at last week's RTS TV journalism awards (best specialist reporter) will prompt IMDb to update its entry for her, which currently informs the curious that she is an "actress known for BBC One O'Clock News, BBC Six O'Clock News", and singles out her remarkable performance as "Herself" in Panorama's Baby P: The Whole Truth?

This broad, clear, comprehensive panorama of French painting is all the more remarkable because although the Pushkin Museum was opened by Czar Nicholas II in 1912, it was not until after the death of Stalin in 1953 that it had any freedom in what could be put on the wall.

Over the past 18 months, I've been part of a Panorama team that has followed a group of remarkable cancer patients who are on clinical trials run jointly by the two organisations.

Adler's imaginative distance in that passage from "Panorama" describing the gas chamber becomes all the more remarkable with the knowledge that he must have been envisaging his wife and mother-in-law inside.

By a further remarkable coincidence, the MacRae incident surfaced in two novels published in 2011, James Robertson's panorama of modern Scottish society, And the Land Lay Still, and Ian Rankin's The Impossible Dead.

PANORAMA, by H. G. Adler.

The panorama unnerved him.

(Look for her intervention on the Panorama).

These moments make Panorama.

The panorama is outstanding.