He glanced almost jealously at the faces of Von Schroeder and Jones, and wondered if they had not divined the remarkableness and deliciousness of this woman who sat beside him. ❋ Unknown (2010)
The remarkableness of all these people was their ability, despite their drinking, to be astonishingly productive on a very high level of accomplishment. ❋ Stefanie Powers (2010)
Anon- I wonder if the remarkableness or unremarkableness of interracial marriage depends on where you live? ❋ Editorial Anonymous (2009)
Though some like to dwell on that horror while others ignore it entirely, I believe it is only true to the remarkableness of America if we acknowledge both the horror of that age and the unique American triumph in overcoming it. ❋ Unknown (2009)
After a day when the TalkCrunch guys had a real pop at Pay-Per-Post for not encouraging true innovation or remarkableness in its clients, should blog networks be given the same sort of analysis? ❋ Unknown (2006)
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What you will fnd is a road map to your intrinsic remarkableness, a starting point for the discovery of your own perfectly natural powers and abilities. ❋ Lauren Manoy (2002)
It's hard to make you see the remarkableness of the whole thing, for, of course, if you look at it, in one way, there's nothing so record-breaking in smoking a cigar and drinking a highball. ❋ Unknown (1928)
Such was the remarkableness of this child that it annoyed Kirk more and more that he should be obliged to give the exhibition of his extraordinary qualities to so small an audience. ❋ Unknown (1928)
It is plainly possible, furthermore, to bring about a special combination of two family lines, the mental traits on neither of which exhibit remarkableness, but which, when combined, bring an extremely happy result. ❋ Eugene Lyman Fisk (1907)
Mrs. Dresham was a lady who had rescued herself from social obscurity by assuming the role of her husband's exponent and interpreter; and Dresham's leisure being devoted to the cultivation of remarkable women, his wife's attitude committed her to the public celebration of their remarkableness. ❋ Unknown (1900)
This is Saturday night, or Sunday morning, I am not sure which, as I have let my clock and watch both run down, for I have not had time to wind them; but however late it is, I am going to write about all this remarkableness, to you, leather Louise, so I will never forget how it all really happened. ❋ Maria Thompson Daviess (1898)
And towards the fortie nine persons that arrived safely with us from the Barbadoes; [12] And all this done within the space of foure monethes; that none of all this should have bin remembered by Mr. Sherrard, in the same kinde; as if the safe-being of this one only man, had either bin of more remarkableness in itselfe, or of more acceptableness with him than all the others putt togither .... ❋ Unknown (1898)
As I soon came to know, it was the latter -- which, in such a woman, increased the remarkableness. ❋ Gilbert Parker (1897)
