Sentence examples for single most extraordinary feature from inspiring English sources

When considering the final tour of Japan in the summer of 1966 he does not even mention the single most extraordinary feature of the resulting four-CD set: going right back to his days with Gillespie, Coltrane plays alto.

But the most extraordinary feature of the production is its democratic nature.

Leicester's colonisation of the English football summit is arguably the most extraordinary feature of the Premier League epoch.

The most extraordinary feature of Palenque, however, was the great funerary crypt discovered in 1952 deep within the Temple of the Inscriptions.

Then further proof came in Gaza, where the most extraordinary feature of the concert was the brief normalcy it brought to a desperate corner of the world.

His most extraordinary feature is his eyes, which, to an effect that can be demure or threatening or ironic, he often keeps half closed.

Would the children so conceived "belong to Pakistan or Hindustan?" The most extraordinary feature of Manto's writing is that, for all his feeling, he never judges.

Yet the most extraordinary feature of the Givenchy fall/winter 2011 couture collection was that all the dresses appeared long, slim and calm, in spite of the intense work put into them.

"This is the single most extraordinary fossil that I've ever seen," says Bhart-Anjan Bhullar, a vertebrate paleontologist at Yale University who was not involved with the work.

Fourth, the most extraordinary feature of cecidomyiids examined in this study is an extreme truncation of all tRNA genes, including the loss of TΨC arms and apparent absence of the 3′ part of the aminoacyl stems.

One of the most extraordinary features revealed by these genome projects was the gene organisation into large collinear clusters present on a single strand and comparable to prokaryotic polycistronic units, except that the genes present have no common nor akin function [ 6- 8].