Sentence examples for remarkably good one from inspiring English sources

But in economic terms, at least, the decade was a remarkably good one for many people around the globe.

It's rare to find a variation on classic beef carpaccio, but Mr. McDonald has spun a remarkably good one, enhancing the wafers of sweet beef with tangy horseradish mousse, herbed goat cheese and crumbles of delicious dehydrated niçoise olives.

If you prefer a slightly fuller, creamier style and haven't got a chassagne-montrachet budget (though, if you have, the Co-op has a remarkably good 13% one from Château de La Maltroye for £39.99 in its bigger branches), the best value is to be found in the Mâconnais in appellations such as Viré-Clessé and Mâcon-Vergisson.

"It's in remarkably good nick except for one end where we think water trickling down has degraded the lead, so we could just see the feet.

We compared the assemblies produced by this very high-coverage, one-library strategy to the best assemblies created by two-library sequencing, and we found that remarkably good bacterial assemblies are possible with just one library.

Remarkably good polenta was wasted on those bland little legs.

The newer "Rosenkavalier" sounds remarkably good for its age, and the earlier one even more so for its age.

The book is in remarkably good condition considering its age and was one of numerous collectables that came to the auction, said Keys' head of books Andrew LindsAndrewlock.

Luckily for you, the education you have received at Princeton -- an education that we rightfully claim does not prepare you for one job but for many jobs -- puts you in remarkably good stead in an uncertain time.

At first glance, one might be tempted to disagree with the sprightly centenarian, who is in remarkably good health.

For all the remarkably good press the chancellor initially had, this is not compassionate Conservatism or in the tradition of one-nation Conservatism.