Sentence examples for remarkable territory from inspiring English sources

But Rushmore, directed by Wes Anderson and written by Anderson and Owen Wilson, soonheads off into ever more remarkable territory.

The economic expansion since the mid-20th century has been remarkable by territory standards.

This current push-pull between drawings, sculpture and mythology-infused storytelling is clearly working for him, and it's remarkable, uncharted territory.

Writing isn't the Sony tablets' strong suit — that would be the reMarkable's territory.

"The Second Machine Age", by Andrew McAfee and Erik Brynjolfsson of MIT's Sloan School, is a striking attempt to grapple with the massive management change that will result from autonomous machines.But considering the resources that are devoted to thinking about management, it is remarkable how much virgin territory remains.

"In fact, what's remarkable is how touched this territory is.

But the sheer breadth and variety of Hokusai's achievement is still coming to light, and Gian Carlo Calza, director of the International Hokusai Research Center in Milan, has divided up the territory among a remarkable team of experts.

Never mind that Israel has flouted international law by settling its citizens in occupied foreign territory; what is remarkable is how consistently the settlers have thwarted Israel's own laws, in pursuit of what to them are biblical lands inhabited by Palestinian interlopers.

But most remarkable is the evocation of the territory, the gothic tangle of native forest and exotic cash crop that mirrors the claustrophobic inner landscapes.

Though the violence is persuasive, Jennifer Schuessler said here last year, "most remarkable is the evocation of the territory, the gothic tangle of native forest and exotic cash crop that mirrors the claustrophobic inner landscapes".

They're a remarkable bunch who all seem to occupy territory where art, > craft and design converge.