Sentence examples for with a remarkable number of from inspiring English sources
That was an engrossing, unforgiving event, with a remarkable number of casualties.
One of the first things we learn is that Wyatt was very ill as a child, something he has in common with a remarkable number of singularly driven musicians, such as Joni Mitchell.
The educational film was about how artists create the illusion of depth on a flat surface, and Teller came up with a remarkable number of entertaining ways to demonstrate that phenomenon.
Throngs of summertime tourists have been swept away by chilly ocean breezes, and visitors can freely navigate cobblestone streets and appreciate the multifaceted heritage of a city with a remarkable number of restored Colonial buildings -- 500 in total.
The novel has struck a chord with a remarkable number of readers precisely because it does not dodge the spiky themes of loneliness and isolation that precede the friendship.
Meticulously cooked, moist salmon, with a delicate potato and Dijon crust ($18) resting on seasoned, sauteed spinach, was a winner, as was the lively, tasty shrimp, broccoli, sun-dried tomato, garlic and oil fettuccine ($15) with a remarkable number of tiny shrimp.
With or without steroids, he hits a remarkable number of home runs in meaningless situations, when the game is in the bag or hopelessly lost.
There were the expected Harley-Davidson riders in black vests, but there were also a remarkable number of people with disabilities.
The proposed algorithm has been tested with three real data sets such as Yeast Cell Cycle dataset, human B-cells lymphoma dataset and Yeast Stress dataset, finding a remarkable number of biclusters with shifting and scaling patterns.
A remarkable number of peptides with matches for starch-degrading and branching enzymes were found; matches for families GH4, GH13, GH31, GH57, GH63, GH65, GH85 and GH94 counted up to 22% of the total peptides matches.
Taking his cue from a pleasant stretch of Hammond organ, Merriweather croons his way through a remarkable number of chainsaw metaphors with all the confidence of a man fully aware that he's sitting on a radio-friendly goldmine.
