Sentence examples for remarkable quality of the from inspiring English sources

This shortlist, we believe, witnesses to the remarkable quality of the current state of fiction.

Another remarkable quality of the Northwest Coast artist is his skill and interest in fitting designs into forms.

Writing at Slate, Patton Oswalt asserted that the most remarkable quality of the standup Louis C.K.'s television series "Louie" is its ability to give "outsiders a clear and affectionate feeling for a world they might not inhabit".

The most remarkable quality of the Giants' preseason so far has been the almost cosmic union developing between Collins and wide receiver Amani Toomer -- a kinship that defenses have found difficult to stop because the two improvise so well.

We could spend half-an-hour talking about the remarkable quality of the goals he scored.

Likening the book with a computer game, the reviewer concluded that "one of the remarkable qualities of [the book] is that it is a very visual tale and less like a literary exercise".

MR. RIDGE -- One of the remarkable qualities of the United States Coast Guard is their ability to adapt to a change in mission status and to rely upon their reserve component in times of national crisis, when part of their operation is pulled in to support a Department of Defense initiative.

One of the most remarkable qualities of the breast cancer community is its willingness to help others who are facing the disease today or might in the future.

In his account of the Terra Nova expedition written a few years later, Scott's comrade Apsley Cherry-Garrard wrote that the primary reason for Amundsen's success was "the very remarkable qualities of the man", specifically his courage in choosing to discover a new route rather than follow the known path.

The remarkable qualities of the mesangial cell are more fully defined in both the normal and diabetic nephropathy diseased state.

Nevertheless, still others have remained, captivated by the remarkable qualities of the enzymes and the uniqueness of the bacterial and fungal systems that produce them.