Maeterlinck's prose writings are remarkable blends of mysticism, occultism, and interest in the world of nature.
It was during the Protectorate that More produced a remarkable group of philosophical writings.
In the two year period from 1635 to 1636 there was a remarkable blossoming of political writings, different in style and persuasive power, but sharing in common certain similar themes.
In particular, his writings show a remarkable, but usually discreetly phrased, awareness of the permanently shifting character of human sexuality.
The Huffington Post noted a remarkable similarity between previously published writings and Bush's colourful anecdotes from events at which he had not been present.
The writer's encounter with Gottfried Wagner inspired him to do some digging in the New York Public Library, and he found remarkable similarties between the collected writings and sayings of Hitler and Wagner.
Arrian approaches this task by relying above all on the writings of a remarkable witness — Ptolemy, a general of Alexander's who later founded the Hellenistic kingdom of Egypt and originated the long line of Macedonian rulers there that ended only with Cleopatra.
That these categories overlap in some respects is not a surprise given Marx's remarkable methodological ambition in these writings.
Such writings may not be remarkable as either medical information or writing, but they rightly insist that coherence sits at the intersection of science and art.
His writings, said John Adams, "were remarkable for their peculiar felicity of expression".
