Sentence examples for technically remarkable from inspiring English sources
Technically remarkable and frequently ingenious in construction and design, these and other objects were the aesthetic opposites of such early lacquer examples as Negoro ware.
(Smith) Galleries: 57th Street DON COLLEY: 'FALL GUYS & ZEITGEISTS' Whether or not you like his images of thuggish clowns and romantic skies, you have to admit that Mr. Colley's new pieces are technically remarkable.
Like most engineers I got a lot more optimistic about Bitcoin once I understood how technically remarkable it is.
I also think he can be technically remarkable.
Overall, this paper is clearly written and technically remarkable, in particular the biochemical part.
Slightly whiter whites and better contrast give it the edge, even though technically the reMarkable has a higher DPI (226 versus 206).
Beals's pictures of the World's Fair Air Show contest are remarkable technically and historically: technically because she managed, with slow and cumbersome equipment, to record moving airships and people rushing to see them; historically because they provide an extended glimpse into early attempts to fly.
Indeed, according to Miodownik chocolate is no less remarkable and technically sophisticated than concrete or steels.
A few months later Barnes wrote that "technically he is already remarkable, with powerful turns, beats and elevation".
Mr. Boyd, a late replacement for Samuel Lee Roberts, was remarkable here, technically fine and touching in his evocation of an overwhelming sensory bewilderment.
And because rainwater sinks deep into the earth, a large part of the plateau is technically desert, rendering even more remarkable the hardy people who carve their lives on this barely arable land.
