Sentence examples for remarkable specimen from inspiring English sources

Physically, I'm a remarkable specimen.

One particularly remarkable specimen was the hoatzin, a huge prehistoric looking bird which flew right over our heads.

Dr. Daeschler said in a statement that "this remarkable specimen provides a glimpse of the changing structure and function from fin to limb," one of the more revolutionary innovations in the history of life.

Although several experts—including Beard himself expect debate about the precise position of A. achilles on the primate family tree, they all agree that it is a remarkable specimen.

The last sentences disclose the fairness and the fullness of this great biography: "When I started writing this book I thought that Gladstone was, by a narrow margin, the greater man, certainly the more remarkable specimen of humanity.

Some remarkable specimens are shown here, mainly from the Ambo peoples of southwestern Angola, who reckoned their ancestry in matrilineal terms.

Now the company is nearly ready to start on what will be one of the most remarkable specimens of revival architecture yet seen in New York: a lush limestone Beaux-Arts building four stories in height.

It is this singular specimen and the remarkable ease with which it lumbered into our cultural landscape that propelled the Diplodocus (and, indeed, dinosaurs) towards celebrity.

He is a remarkable physical specimen.

Nadal is a remarkable physical specimen, as he proved once more by continuing to chase down Verdasco's bolts from the baseline in the latter stages of their marathon semifinal.

(Why, now that you mention it, I really am a remarkable human specimen!").