Sentence examples for remarkable use of from inspiring English sources

I mean, that is a most remarkable use of Congressional power, it seems to me".

The most remarkable use of screens I've seen recently was at a Portishead show in October.

A remarkable use of épaulement, or shoulder work, has been drilled into the female corps by Ms. Makarova.

Making remarkable use of the festival's relatively small stage, she has created a show full of the kind of grand images that linger in a child's mind.

In "The Descendants," Payne makes remarkable use of Clooney's manner to exemplify his own distinctive worldview, but he doesn't put the actor's manner to a very severe test.

Working for the first time in the widescreen format, Losey made remarkable use of it to include, together in individual shots, a panoply of elements.

These results indicate that the apparently remarkable use in humans of 20% of the whole body energy budget by a brain that represents only 2% of body mass is explained simply by its large number of neurons.

Especially, increasing blood pressure was remarkable during use of CTR-001 in septic shock patients.

Nothing remarkable distinguished their use of fossil fuel until, in 2008, they began paying a carbon tax.

The film, which often plays out like a narrative thriller, takes us back to the murder of Kercher in 2007 and does so with remarkable, and uncomfortable, use of police footage of the bloodied bedroom.

More significant to later artists, however, are his smaller works, such as "The Finding of Moses" (1675 80; Louvre, Paris), remarkable for their use of light and their fresh colour sense.