Sentence examples for was always remarkable from inspiring English sources

O'Brian's command of nautical lore and maritime history was always remarkable, but it also tended to oversaturate his narratives with data.

Fortunately, the theatrical magic was always remarkable and the production's slight edge of menace prevented it from being mired in whimsy.

The year 2010 was always remarkable for the article published in Lancet Infection Disease by Kumarasamy et al.

A: That analogy is much, much worse -- landing on the moon is always remarkable.

Of the allegation that Lady Jane Grey, Edward VI's cousin, read Greek: "Whether she really understood that language or whether such a study proceeded only from an excess of vanity for which I believe she was always rather remarkable, is uncertain".

Yes, but then Sugar was always precocious - and remarkable.

But last Tuesday's gathering at St Ermin's Hotel, central London, to hear Harvey Proctor's lengthy protestation of his innocence and denunciation of the police was always going to be remarkable.

In many ways a repeat of 2013-14 walwaysays unlikely, given the remarkable performances he made time and again, yet things have never seemed the same at City ever since the row over his birthday last May.

In those patients who survived, the clinical improvement was always followed by a remarkable decline in the serum values of IL-6.

It was always going to take something remarkable for Chris Rogers to better the contribution he made during Australia's Ashes whitewash last winter but the 36-year-old opener did just that with a sparkling double century to inspire Middlesex to the third-highest successful run chase in County Championship history.

This remarkable match was always likely to hinge on how well Newcastle would cope without their Africa Cup of Nations stars - namely Cheick Tiote and Demba Ba - both of whom have been fundamental to the Magpies' successful campaign.