9 sentences with “remarkable”

The history of humanity is full of conflicts and wars, but also of remarkable achievements and progress.

Celery is an efficient neutraliser of hypertension and a remarkable diuretic.

The 20th century was of remarkable importance for the improvement of health diagnostics.

Marlee Bretz possessed remarkable musical gifts. She had won prizes for singing, flute and piano.

Tea is a remarkable protector of the arteries, as well as possessing proven anticoagulant, antiviral, analgesic and sedative virtues.

What is remarkable about the overall story is the simple fact of its longevity; even compared to other ancient cultures (Mesopotamia, for example), Egyptian politics were incredibly consistent.

The Egyptian New Kingdom also demonstrates another remarkable aspect of bronze: it was expensive to manufacture and expensive to distribute to soldiers, meaning that only the largest and wealthiest empires could afford it on a large scale.

One of the remarkable archaeological features of the Minoans is that there is very little evidence of fortifications of their palaces or cities, unlike those of other ancient peoples, indicating that they were much less concerned about foreign invasion than neighbouring land empires because of their island locations.

479 BC was the end of the Persian war and the beginning of Greece's "classical age", the period during which the Greeks exhibited the most remarkable flowering of their ideas and achievements, as well as perhaps their most selfish and misguided political blunders in the form of a costly and ultimately futile war between Sparta and Athens: the Peloponnesian War.