And in portraits by Brassai, George Platt Lynes, and Martin Munkacsi, among others, she was a remarkable subject herself.
It lacks the power and intuitiveness of real apprehension of its remarkable subject.
Still, it's hard to go wrong with such a remarkable subject.
With unprecedented breadth united by a continuous chronological narrative, Chinese Architecture offers the best scholarship available on this remarkable subject for scholars, students, and general readers.
Since memory is one of the significant components of any digital system, designing a high speed and well-optimized QCA random access memory (RAM) is a remarkable subject.
Working within those confines, she has fashioned an extraordinary portrait, rich in detail, ambitious in scope, with a vast historical backdrop that informs but never overwhelms its remarkable subject.
By largely confining Williams's story to the establishment of liberties for America's adopted populations, without equal attention to the defense of its indigenous inhabitants, Barry has perhaps underestimated his remarkable subject.
"Life, Animated" is a moving and noteworthy story about an autistic boy who manages to make contact with the world and develop his own faculties by watching Disney movies; the filmmaking, however, with its many added animations and its snippety storytelling, reduces its remarkable subject to an all too familiar tone.
THE CATS OF MIRIKITANI For her directing début, Linda Hattendorf found a remarkable subject in the laconic Jimmy Mirikitani, an eighty-year-old homeless Japanese-American artist and former detainee at an internment camp in California during the Second World War who was living on the streets of SoHo.
If Wojtowicz beat 'the system', then Bahman Mohassess, the remarkable subject of Fifi Howls From Happiness, was eaten up and spit out by it.
You may wish that Wenders had delved deeper in any number of ways, that he had engaged his remarkable subject beyond his role as a figurehead.
