Sentence examples for remarkable peers from inspiring English sources

A key figure for several years in the Citizens company, alongside such remarkable peers as Ciarán Hinds, David Hayman, Suzanne Bertish, Sian Thomas, Gary Oldman and Rupert Everett, he then switched successfully, and unusually, to the RSC – the Citizens was temperamentally and artistically opposed to everything the RSC stood for.

Let's look at a rather remarkable peer-reviewed study done for the National Academy of Sciences by Roger Stern of Johns Hopkins University late last year.

He barely performs tonight: instead he conducts his remarkable musicians, peering over his spectacles like an encouraging teacher, flailing his arms and occasionally dancing along.

Gareth Bale's status among his peers and remarkable consistency for Tottenham Hotspur has no clearer illustration than his selection as PFA Player of the Year for the second time in three seasons.

Irwin Gellman, who chronicled Nixon's congressional career, suggests that "he was remarkable among his congressional peers, a success story in a troubled era, one who steered a sensible anti-Communist course against the excess of McCarthy".

The first reason is that the limited cache capacity of peers has a remarkable impact on resource-sharing performance.

Unfortunately, not all of my peers mimicked this remarkable action.

But unlike most of its peers, Ariba did something remarkable: it survived.

These previously excluded children attend classes with their peers and have shown remarkable progress.

This report shows a new aspect of teamwork development, that of leadership within a team context that has led to a remarkable expansion of student-initiated near-peer teaching.

Acknowledging a "truly remarkable series of references" and praising the peer's dedication to public service, Saunders said: "All that Lord Taylor has thrown away.