Sentence examples for with a remarkable combination of from inspiring English sources

Apparently it wasn't until Torr met Dove in 1919 that she began to produce art in earnest, and when she did it was with a remarkable combination of technical capability and imaginative openness.

At a time when playwrights are often chastised for not writing plays about "big" subjects, Holman's plays dramatise fearlessly areas of sex and death, fear and courage, evil and good with a remarkable combination of boldness and nuance.

Never forcing the issue, he invites the viewers into the complex layering of his highly nuanced character, and then with a remarkable combination of satire and dramatic irony, he shatters any preconceived notions of the heavyset athlete doing clerical work in an office.

With the American archaeologist Jennifer Moody, Oliver presented a remarkable combination of ecology and archaeology in The Making of the Cretan Landscape (1996).

With different heat treatments, this steel showed a remarkable combination of mechanical properties: yield strength of >1800 MPa, ultimate tensile strength of ∼2000 MPa, tensile ductility up to ∼8% at room temperature and creep rupture life >2000 h under 700 MPa stress at 500 °C.

"It was a remarkable combination of some understanding of the task with really rapid learning," Mr. Bird said.

It's also a remarkable combination of conformity and disorder.

Ms. Consoli is a remarkable combination of rocker and intellectual.

It is a remarkable combination of science and humanities".

Bill Clinton's speech at the Democratic National Convention was a remarkable combination of pretty serious wonkishness — has there ever been a convention speech with that much policy detail?

The construction notebook reveals a remarkable combination of hard-headed calculation and sentimental warmth.