Sentence examples for remarkable technique from inspiring English sources

Commendably, she doesn't flaunt her remarkable technique.

But Forlán summoned his own remarkable technique to equalize.

Rachmaninoff, who wrote this concerto to perform himself, was certainly not averse to displaying his remarkable technique at the piano.

There is remarkable technique and artistry, as well as raw anger, in this compelling movie about the 2011 uprising in Egypt and Tahrir Square.

The New Yorker, January 24 , 1970 P. 74Review of "Anne of the Thousand Days" in which Genevieve Bujold plays the part of Anne Boleyn, "...she's a skillful actress, with remarkable technique, and she does wonders with the part, but she's too tight, too self-contained.

By Pauline Kael The New Yorker, January 24 , 1970 P. 74Review of "Anne of the Thousand Days" in which Genevieve Bujold plays the part of Anne Boleyn, "...she's a skillful actress, with remarkable technique, and she does wonders with the part, but she's too tight, too self-contained.

Davis confirmed his reputation as the "grand old man" of British snooker when television audiences had an opportunity to admire his finely honed skills and remarkable techniques.

Wang et al. [19] survey and discuss various remarkable techniques, in terms of all components of the mobile networks (e.g., data centers, macrocell, femtocell), towards green mobile cellular networks.

There is a remarkable formal technique and artistry in this movie, a fascinating insight into state oppression.

Scholars say this remarkable new technique may make it possible to read other scrolls too brittle to be unrolled.

Diagonal was acclaimed among climbs of its time as "perhaps the most remarkable for technique in Britain," was not repeated for 10 years, and still provides a chastening experience of tenuous delicacy accentuated by scant protection.