Sentence examples for was a remarkable example of from inspiring English sources

The Heineken Cup quarter-final against Harlequins was a remarkable example of mind over matter.

It was a remarkable example of distracted genius suddenly remembering the point, and it was a chemistry that she activated countless times, for millions of entranced listeners.

It was a remarkable example of avant-garde cinema, even if the Sight and Sound critic reported that "it made no sense whatever".

The Open was a remarkable example of what Woods can do, and it is entirely possible that he will get even better.

Mr. Obama said the deal was "a remarkable example of the trade investment and commercial opportunities that exist in the Asia-Pacific region".

"It was a remarkable example of a pretty blatant violation of rights, with really no reasonable excuse whatsoever even under the officer's version of events," said Cary Hansel, the Maryland attorney who represented Lyles.

"It's a remarkable example of high Renaissance Florentine painting," Mr. Crichton-Stuart said.

Whatever the genre, it is a remarkable example of the book as furniture.

An influence on current policy, it is a remarkable example of the impact of research evidence.

The Palazzo Pesaro is a remarkable example of the Classical style.

This is a remarkable example of nature's ability to engineer functionally graded dental prostheses.