Sentence examples for remarkable possessions from inspiring English sources

His most remarkable possessions, however, are the reel-to-reel tapes stacked in neat white boxes beside his recliner.

The monophyly of this lineage is supported not only by bootstrapping, but by each member's (BmGr5-8 and we predict HvCr1 as well) remarkable possession of a newly evolved short exon from within the ancestral phase 2 intron p (see intron details below).

In fact, Dano is a man of remarkable self-possession.

He is a product of initial adversity, searing disappointment and remarkable self-possession.

Bière was given far more opportunity to speak for herself, which she did with what seems to have been remarkable self-possession, openly admitting that she had intended to kill her lover.

The nanohybrid electrode reveals remarkable electrochemical possessions with superior charge storage capacitance, rapid rate responsiveness and sustained cycling performance owing to its exploited chemistry and nano-architecture.

Rather than a shy boy, DeMarco in fact seems remarkable for his self-possession.

Standing in front of a room full of skeptical colleagues and reporters, she showed remarkable poise and self-possession.

In its sober gaiety, rising from its pages and despite the sad circumstances in which it was written, "Paris France" remains a remarkable, American act of self-possession.

That Wales were not out of sight by half-time was remarkable – they coughed up possession three times and lost a scrum on the Italian line.

And yet, for all that, to make Barcelona look so toothless when they had 84%84%84%! - of possession is remarkable, and shows what can be achieved with rigorous organisation allied to immense mental strength.