Sentence examples for some remarkable examples from inspiring English sources

In the pre-digital age of analog recording, Myers discovered some remarkable examples of mechanical ingenuity.

Not that there weren't already some remarkable examples of new urbanism.

He recounted some remarkable examples of how the disease has been transmitted: soldiers in World War I caught cutaneous anthrax by shaving with brushes made of contaminated horsehair.

This neighbourhood is home to some remarkable examples of Art Deco architecture.

The financial crisis exposed, and in some cases led to, some remarkable examples of poor judgment by top chief executives.

Kolkata, one of the world's most densely-populated metropolises, has some remarkable examples of Raj-era architecture.

With many humorous marginal depictions, the psalter, dating to the 1320's, consists of 252 richly illustrated pages regarded as including some of the most remarkable examples of English painting before Constable and Turner.

Some of the most remarkable examples of aggressive mimicry involve exploitation of a complex signal-response system by an unrelated predator species.

"It's the remarkable examples that are selling," Mr. Partridge said.

Remarkable examples of adaptive re-use, Ms. Kawata's pieces achieve visual and structural complexity with minimal means.

For Africa, encounters with modernity were particularly brutal but, amid the destruction they caused, there were remarkable examples of construction.