Sentence examples for the remarkable range of from inspiring English sources

Judging from the remarkable range of his collaborations in his brief career, he was truly a musicians' musician.

Kingsley has been a determined reporter, and his book captures the remarkable range of actors involved in making this migration happen.

His versatility is apparent in the remarkable range of colors and shadings he produces on his instrument; phrases unfold with myriad subtle gradations.

When Donald Byrd/The Group appeared at the Joyce Theater last season, the company offered Mr. Byrd's "In a Different Light: Duke Ellington," a tribute affirming the remarkable range of this great jazz composer.

Welsh English today is a mixture of accents - the Lancashire-like tones of the northern resorts, the West Country influences in the border counties, the Welsh-language accents of the north-west, the distinctive cadences of the valleys, and the remarkable range of ethnic accents now heard in Cardiff.

Using the museum's own impressive holdings, the show explores the remarkable range of work that made up the movement, from Jackson Pollock's drip paintings to lavish paintings by Joan Mitchell, Willem de Kooning's harsh brush strokes and Arshile Gorky's tortured hallucinatory dreamscapes.

The trophoblast cell lineage acquires this remarkable range of abilities through a few transformative events, which can impact nuclear-cytoplasmic relationships.

What might get lost is the sensibility that enabled him to produce this remarkable range of achievements.

When we saw the remarkable range and depth of the food-related books being published this season -- more and better than in any single season we can remember -- we thought: Surely there's enough here for an entire issue.

Another team led by Prof Kenny Breuer at Brown University built an eerily accurate robotic copy of a bat wing, demonstrating the wing's remarkable range of movement and flexibility.

In the years since, in its global war on terror, the Pentagon has ensured that America's enemies in Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria, and elsewhere have regularly been able to arm themselves with... well, not to beat around the bush, a remarkable range of U.S. weaponry.