Sentence examples for the most remarkable example from inspiring English sources

But perhaps the most remarkable example was the Terzo Corpo designato d'Armata.

Perhaps the most remarkable example is Sri Lanka, which is an island country but a very tropical one, with pretty good mosquitoes.

Perhaps the most remarkable example during this wave was Singapore, the only global city also to be a fully autonomous city-state.

Probably the most remarkable example of a misfitness is the channeling of the basaltic plain of eastern Washington in the northwestern United States by cataclysmic glacial floods.

The most remarkable example of this is the huge Sanskrit novel The Story of Upamiti's Series of Existences by the 10th-century Shvetambara monk Siddharshi.

The most remarkable example of how politics has shifted in favor of the wealthy -- an example that helps us understand why economic policy has reinforced, not countered, the movement toward greater inequality -- is the drive to repeal the estate tax.

Some of the most remarkable examples of elaborate nest design are within the passerine weaverbirds (family Ploceidae).

The most remarkable examples in this direction are the chiropticene molecular switch, protein-based associative processors and volumetric memories.

"These are five of the most remarkable examples of Viennese high modernism," said Stephanie Barron, the curator at the museum who arranged for their current display.

One of the most remarkable examples of the absorption of a local New Year's celebration in Buddhist practice was the Smonlam festival in Tibet, celebrated on a large scale in Lhasa until the beginning of Chinese communist rule in 1959.

Davis may also have designed — it has never been confirmed — the awesome sofa in the show, said to be among the most remarkable examples of American Gothic Revival furniture in existence.