The human placenta is one of the most miraculous things about the most miraculous thing a human body does.
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"Truly," he says, "[it's] the most miraculous thing I'd ever heard of."
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Not the most miraculous or romantic conception story, but I'll take it over not existing.
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What's most miraculous about Giannis' torrent of success is that it has come on his own terms.
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"Esplanade," the most miraculous of dances, makes a lyric flow out of one expressive contrast after another.
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Ivanka's uncannily Chinese beauty is intriguing on its own, but it isn't the most miraculous thing about her.
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Lucky that Puig didn't make the catch, and lucky that Marwin Gonzalez hit the most miraculous home run of his life.
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I knew Elio, back then, and I knew artists, and it was the most miraculous discovery of lifestyle rock 'n' roll.
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With a consistent track record and a knack for saving his most miraculous plays for the most dramatic moments, there's no other quarterback quite like Wilson.
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The most miraculous passage is the ending (1:26 to 1:54), a long arc in which the dancers seem to move in slow motion beyond gravity.
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If he somehow pulls it off, it would be one of the most miraculous recoveries EVER -- considering Odom suffered multiple strokes and organ damage after the October incident.
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"It's been one of the most miraculous corporate turnarounds in business history," said Tim Bajarin, a technology analyst and consultant who has tracked the company for nearly 40 years.
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Theory predicted that squeezed between the diamonds' tips could be one of the most miraculous substances of modern physics—a material that, at near room temperature, could transport electricity without losing power.
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Perhaps most miraculous about this show is that it manages to be completely real-seeming without leaving you more depressed about the state of humanity than you were in the first place.
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The Chiefs didn't stop there, continuing to decimate the Houston defense through the second half en route to a 51-31 victory and the most miraculous 10-point cover I can remember.
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The towering home runs and social-ready highlights come on the heels of Guerrero's most miraculous act yet—turning the final exhibition game of the Blue Jays spring training campaign into something unforgettable.
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If you have the strength and wits about you to operate a stove, you could be sinking your teeth into the most miraculous sandwich creation that your lips have ever beheld in just minutes.
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I hate how dysmorphia kept me captive in a hall of broken mirrors for so long that, when my body performed its most miraculous feat, I almost couldn't see what beauty it made of me.
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" Gates explains, "The past 300 years have seen the most miraculous advances in the human condition — and just about all of those advances can be traced directly to the exploitation of new forms of energy.
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This spring, Herman Cornejo (still the company's most miraculous stylist); Cory Stearns (at his finest in the season's two final weeks); and James Whiteside (always startling in energy and focus) came nearer to being central artists.
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Perhaps the most miraculous part of flying isn't that physics and engineering unite to propel a metal tube through the sky but, rather, that it has become so safe and ordinary that it's boring to the point of mundane.
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But it boasts by far the most miraculous journey, spanning three decades, with a surge in recent years thanks in part to a technology-driven shift in listener habits, including the ubiquity of holiday playlists, and renewed marketing muscle.
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She seems to dote on Elch. ; : :Keine is the most miraculous doctor in the world, so much so that she can even cure those from latent cancer. Her patients have never died in her hands. Her knowledge to produce medicine from coal or tar rivals those using elixirs.
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Cat Noir and Ladybug's aim is to protect Paris from the villain Hawk Moth. Every Miraculous is accompanied by a small magical creature known as a kwami, with Adrien's kwami being Plagg, a black cat-like being. As Cat Noir, Adrien's signature ability is destruction. Adrien appears in most Miraculous media, including the main series, the comic books, and the mobile running game.
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After the cadenza comes the coda where the main theme is built up bit by bit to a conclusion. The piece closes with three emphatic chords played by all instruments, including piano. All in all this is one of Mozart's most miraculous movements - the balance between the extreme light-heartedness of the melodies and the formal complexity of the motifs and the counterpoint being simply astounding.
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Besides the main series, Marinette appears in most Miraculous media. She is present in the Christmas special episode, which consists of a musical format. Marinette appears in the special episode set in New York City, and she will also be present in the special episode that takes place in Shanghai. She has been featured in the chibi episodes, in the Tales from Paris episodes, and in the Miraculous Secrets episodes.
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Border again resisted, but Australia slumped to nine for 238, just 25 runs in front, when Terry Alderman joined Border. Together, they batted for 105 minutes to save Australia from defeat and, in the words of journalist Malcolm Knox, "earn the most miraculous draw." Border struck the final ball of the match for a boundary to reach 100 not out, having resisted the bowling for 634 minutes in the match.Christison, pp. 41–43.
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Campbell argues that the most important factor in determining the authenticity of testimony is the number of witnesses. Numerous witnesses and no evidence of collusion will supersede all other factors, since the likelihood of testimony outweighs that of Hume's formula for determining the balance of probabilities. According to Campbell, Hume is wrong to claim that testimony is a weakened type of evidence; it is capable of providing absolute certainty even with the most miraculous event.
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After the first auction in New York City the Bee quilts were picked up by Vogue and Bloomingdale's. When the art world began to take notice of the quilts they ended up in an exhibition in the Smithsonian. A New York Times review called the quilts "some of the most miraculous works of modern art America has produced." The quilts have been compared to 20th century abstract styles which are much different than the common orderly American quilting styles.
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Outside the main series, Adrien is present in most Miraculous media. He appears in the Christmas special episode, which consists of a musical format; in this episode, he spends his first Christmas without his mother. Adrien is present in the special episode that takes place in New York City, and he will appear in the special episode set in Shanghai as well. Adrien is also present in the Miraculous Secrets episodes, in the Tales from Paris episodes, and in the chibi episodes.
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Marinette appears in most Miraculous media, including the main series, the mobile running game, and the comic books. Marinette's character was inspired by a young woman wearing a ladybug-themed T-shirt who once worked with Astruc. After creating a drawing that portrayed her as a ladybug-themed superhero, Astruc felt this would be a good character, especially as he was not aware of the existence of another ladybug-related superhero. The woman's haircut served as inspiration for Marinette's hairstyle as well.
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The museum has several thousands of the fairy-sized books: macro-mini, miniature, micro-mini and ultra-mini micro. The world’s three smallest books with size of 2mm x 2mm each that can only be read with the use of a magnifying glass which were published by “Toppan Publishing House” are also exhibited in the Baku Museum of Miniature Books: “The language of flowers”, "Birthstone", and "The signs of the Zodiac". These books were published in 1978 in Tokyo. “The most miraculous thing” is the only book in the museum includes into the category containing miniature book with size of 6mm x 9mm.
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Blount, Thomas: Boscobel or the History of His Sacred Majesties Most Miraculous Preservation, London:Houlston and Wright, 1860 (originally 1660), p. 7. Boscobel is believed to come from the Italian phrase bosco bello meaning "in the midst of fair woods": in 1632, Boscobel House was surrounded by dense woodlands. Also, the many branches of the Giffard family all claim ancestry from the lords of Bolbec or Bolebec and Longueville in Upper Normandy: Osbern de Bolebec became lord of Longueville in the early 11th century and his sons, Osbern Giffard and Gautier or Walter Giffard of Bolbec, were companions of William the Conqueror.
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Mamola had a disappointing season in 1985 when Spencer and Lawson dominated however, he did manage to win one race at the Dutch TT. 1985 was also the year in which Mamola performed one of the most miraculous saves in motorcycle Grand Prix history at the San Marino Grand Prix. After his rear tire lost and then suddenly regained traction, Mamola was thrown forward over the handlebars. In an impressive display of strength and perseverance, Mamola firmly gripped the handlebars while both legs hung off the right side of the motorcycle. He held the motorcycle upright while it careened off the track before he was able to swing his left leg back onto the machine and regained control.
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After Alain Perrin was sacked for China's poor performance at the 2018 FIFA World Cup qualification, Gao volunteered himself to be the next head coach, stating that it was his mission as a football coach to help the national team when it needs help. He was appointed the team's coach on 3 February 2016. In his first two matches, and also China's last matches to qualify for the last round of 2018 FIFA World Cup, Gao Hongbo and the Team Dragon created one of the most miraculous stories in their qualification history. China continued their journey by beating Maldives 4–0 at home; therefore they took the second position back from Hong Kong due to Qatar's 2–0 win over Hong Kong.
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Finally, Charles was spirited away from the Midlands mainly by the efforts of Jane Lane of Bentley, whose family were major landowners in Brewood, although Protestant and formerly supporters of Parliament. The Giffards were deprived of most of their property by Parliament and recovered it only on the Restoration of Charles II. Charles publicised the role of those local Catholics who aided his escape and a not entirely reliable account of his adventures by Thomas Blount, published after his Restoration in 1660, was actually entitled Boscobel.Blount's Boscobel at Internet Archive Thomas Blount: Boscobel or the History of His Sacred Majesties Most Miraculous Preservation. Available in various formats at Internet Archive, this is the earliest, not entirely reliable account, of the escape of Charles II, published shortly after the Restoration in 1660.
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The film grossed a total (domestic and foreign) of $1,658,000: $538,000 from the US and Canada and $1,120,000 elsewhere. It made a profit of $138,000. The New York Times critic Andre Sennwald enthused over Garbo's performance while recognizing weaknesses in the story: “ She continues handsomely to be the world's greatest cinema actress in this...drama... Tracing its ancestry to Somerset Maugham's novel, which it resembles only in the casual surface qualities... (It) allows Miss Garbo to triumph once more over the emotional rubber-stamps that the studios arrange for her...She is the most miraculous blend of personality and sheer dramatic talent that the screen has ever known and her presence in "The Painted Veil" immediately makes it one of the season's cinema events. Watch her stalking about with long and nervous steps, her shoulders bent and her body awkward with grief, while she waits to be told if her husband will die from the coolie's dagger thrust.
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The FQB, however, required the quilters to use standardized patterns to make the quilts more marketable, while the Collective members are allowed artistic freedom in the design and execution of their quilts. The work and artistry of the Collective gained national attention in 2002 when an exhibition of seventy of the women's quilts was assembled by folk art collector and art historian William Arnett and his Tinwood Alliance in conjunction with The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston. The exhibition called "The Quilts of Gee's Bend" traveled to ten other museums around the country, including the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York. An article about the Whitney exhibition in The New York Times brought even more national attention to the artistry of the Gee's Bend quilts, when the reviewer wrote that the quilts "turn out to be some of the most miraculous works of modern art America has produced". Mingo's contribution to the 2002 exhibition was in the area of "work clothes" turned into quilts.
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