Sentence examples for remarkable selection from inspiring English sources

The artists were clearly highly skilled, particularly apparent in the portraits and a remarkable selection of royal heads sculpted in stone.

It was a fairly remarkable selection and not without risks but one that might buy the manager a little extra goodwill with which to start his tenure.

The Pulitzer Foundation houses a remarkable selection of art on loan from the private collection of Joseph R. Pulitzer Jr. and his widow, Emily Rauh Pulitzer.

The institute, part of New York University, has gathered together a remarkable selection of Old Babylonian tablets from the collections of three universities — Columbia, Yale and the University of Pennsylvania — that cover a wide mathematical range.

And although aesthetically something of an eyesore, Excelsior has a remarkable selection of fashion and home designs, a marvelous food and wine market and, judging by its scale and the investment behind it, vast reserves of ambition.

This place has a remarkable selection of not only French wines, but some top wines from other internationally renowned wine regions, backed up by wonderful country cuisine, with an emphasis on slow-roasted items with plenty of intense flavors.

Compared with other known carcinogens, a model prostate epithelial NSC population possesses a remarkable survival selection advantage toward arsenic over their differentiated isogenic counterparts (Tokar EJ, Waalkes MP, unpublished data), which would afford perpetuation but continued targeting during arsenic insult.

One of the most remarkable selections, "Jung (War): In the Land of the Mujahedin," by the Italian filmmakers Alberto Vendemmiati, Fabrizio Lazzaretti and Giuseppe Petitto, follows the building of a hospital in war-torn Afghanistan.

The new wine bars offer remarkable selections of wine, whether they are eclectic like Etats-Unis, all Italian like Enoteca I Trulli, or French like Bateau Ivre and L'Ivre.

This remarkable footprint by selection effect implied a potential selection imprint left in the silkworm mt genome.

For example, Noam Chomsky, the M.I.T. professor whose ideas have dominated the field for more than 40 years, has often been accused of depicting language as a trait so remarkable that natural selection is virtually helpless to explain it.