Sentence examples for remarkable tribute from inspiring English sources
A remarkable tribute, judicious too.
But it also feels like a remarkable tribute that you are having the final exhibition at that space.
Ozzie Newsome, the Ravens' president of football operations, said the last 13 years had been a remarkable tribute to Lewis's evolution.
"Funnily enough the parties that we're seeing, the things in some of these mining communities and those young people opening the champagne in Glasgow – they're a remarkable tribute to her," he said.
It immerses us in two enormous, endlessly fascinating narratives: the history of painting and the history of Russia, forming a remarkable tribute to the endurance of the medium and the country, and the inescapable interconnectedness of art and life.
His decision to speak to Mr. Koppel in two segments, to be shown tonight and tomorrow on ABC, was a remarkable tribute, particularly since Mr. Trudeau has no new play, book or television special to promote.
They range from the Thorvaldsens Museum in Porthusgade - a remarkable, haunting tribute to the nineteenth-century Danish sculptor - to the National Museum, which is slightly worthy, similar to our British Museum, but displays a huge range of ethnic and international exhibits without the stultifying dullness of so many London museums.
She sets off towards the black & white photograph at an admirable speed (I later learn that she has recently had two knee-replacements, making her gallivanting about the gallery all the more remarkable: a tribute to her physical robustness and New York's orthopaedic surgeons).
That is also where I learned, as a teacher of beautiful, otherworldly wise Indian children, what good teachers do, as Sondheim revealed in the recent, remarkable HBO tribute, Six by Sondheim.
Yet what he achieved, in reaching those finals at 39, is remarkable, a lasting tribute to his talent and indomitable spirit.
Heath Ledger's posthumous Oscar was an event with a singular flavour: a tribute to his remarkable and deeply unnerving performance as the Joker in Christopher Nolan's The Dark Knight, now the fourth highest grossing movie in history.
