Sentence examples for subject of remarkable from inspiring English sources

The practicalities of gay life in the mid-sixties are the subject of remarkable scenes in hotel rooms where the show's participants talk about their "husbands," their relationships with parents and neighbors, the option of sex-reassignment surgery, and their efforts to deal with the draft, which loomed before all young men during the Vietnam War.

Morphing wings have been the subject of remarkable interest in the last few decades because of the higher performances of such design.

(Her illness was the subject of her remarkable first memoir, "The Two Kinds of Decay").

But then the subject of this remarkable book is no ordinary man.

The American pastoral, with its central signifier of clothmaking, is the subject of a remarkable new book by the Harvard historian Laurel Thatcher Ulrich.

Stuart Clive Shorter, the subject of this remarkable biography, was a homeless man whom Alexander Masters, a former physics student, met in 1998 in Cambridge, England.

New worlds are also the subject of a remarkable series of photographs by JOEL STERNFELD titled "Sweet Earth: Experimental Utopias in America" at LUHRING AUGUSTINE in Chelsea (through Oct. 22).

In 1969, I had two thoughts at a show of a single work by an artist who is now the subject of a remarkable retrospective at the Whitney Museum, "Paul Thek: Diver".

Like the filmmaker Werner Herzog — the subject of a remarkable profile here — Bissell wants to drill down to "some illumination, some truth, some place where we step out of ourselves".

Dull grew their eyes, the beautiful, blithe garland Of stipples faded, as light shocked the brain; They were the first sweet sacrifice I tasted, A young god, ignorant of the blood's stain" The trout is the subject of a remarkable intensity of feeling for some people, among whom I count myself.

For many decades the fibrillar collagens have been the subject of a remarkable body of ultrastructural research.