Sentence examples for second most remarkable from inspiring English sources

The second most remarkable thing about his election is that American voters have just picked a president who is an open, out-of-the-closet, practicing intellectual.

It was only the second-most remarkable shot of the day, after the hole in one by John Peterson on the par-3 13th.

And third (and most remarkable to me), I encountered surprising openness among administrators.

But the third source is most remarkable.

If you doubt that food has anything to do with all this, take a look at Jeffrey Alford and Naomi Duguid's "Beyond the Great Wall" (Artisan, $40), the sixth and perhaps most remarkable of the unorthodox travel cookbooks written by this husband and wife team.

At the weekend, the first half was most remarkable for the joy found by Watford's midfield runners, Nordin Amrabat, Jose Holebas and Adlene "Rocket Factory" Guedioura, as they all made inroads against a Chelsea back four that still occasionally looks pissed.

Myogenic determination gene (MyoD) was the first and still most remarkable case of a single transcription factor that is able to convert a non-myogenic cell into skeletal muscle (Davis et al, 1987).

By common consent, his first film, Badlands (1973), was one of the most remarkable first feature films made in America.

Since the fracture repair process is divided into four stages – inflammation (1-7 daysoftsoft callus formation (2-3 weeks), hard callus formation, and remodeling – we deemed that the first and second stages would show the most remarkable changes to cellular metabolism and growth factor expression.

Here's Thomson's idea: Malick's first film, "Badlands," was "by common consent … one of the most remarkable first feature films made in America".

Foner Remember, this book is one of the most remarkable first-person accounts of slavery.