remarkable

Nothing that comes to this remarkable woman ever surprises her.

It is certainly one of the most remarkable as well as celebrated of trees.

It was carried by a remarkable majority of 350 votes against 1.

The exterior is not remarkable, but the beauty of the internal ornament is most striking.

She was a remarkable woman—remarkable for beauty, for ability, and for position.

And he put a remarkable amount of animosity into his guarded exclamation.

By some remarkable intuition my kinsman Teunis was prompted to advance at this.

The effect of this declaration upon its hearers was remarkable.

Many reasons, however, might be assigned for this remarkable silence.

But we must hasten to the remarkable subject of their conversation.