Sentence examples for was remarkable from from inspiring English sources

That time was remarkable from a scientific standpoint: She published three major research papers about Alzheimer's disease that year.

(David Allan Coe even refers to Goodman on the recording for adding a new comic-ending that Coe insists now makes it, "The perfect country-and-western song").. Goodman's versatility was remarkable, from folk to rock, blues and country, yet above all, riotous and sly humor throughout.

"Bynum's development has been remarkable, from last season until now.

But other details are remarkable, from the knot of my shoelaces to the moth-eaten hole in my jumper.

Quince and coconut The transformation that occurs when quince is cooked is remarkable – from hard and yellow to soft, pink and perfumed.

Their emotional range is remarkable, from the sadness of burnished images of twilight to the happy luminosity of yellow sunlit scenes.

Their emotional range is remarkable, from the gloomy sadness of burnished images of twilight to the happy luminosity of yellow sunlit scenes.

Shawky's puppetry is remarkable: from the dip of a seductively long-lashed lid to the snort of a brutal soldier, from the captives' sung laments to the camel that doubles as a narrator.

The list is remarkable, from the late Ali Farka Touré to the soulful Salif Keita, from Toumani Diabaté, the world's finest exponent of the kora, to the bravely experimental Rokia Traoré.

"It's remarkable, from a military perspective, that he's been able to push into new areas without any concern about his rear flanks," said Robin Kirk, who has interviewed Mr. Castano for her work as the Colombia researcher for Human Rights Watch.

His shyness of the audience is remarkable from someone who has danced for presidents and whose name sells whole seasons: he's happier to be tapping away in profile than facing forward, and happiest with his back to us (which is how he starts this show).