Sentence examples for Remarkable understatement from inspiring English sources

This is a remarkable understatement.

With remarkable understatement, it noted that "the fund does not work as intended".

As the film notes, with remarkable understatement, "There aren't many stories of human endurance that compare to this one".

Finally, and with remarkable understatement, the headlines reported that 'impartial jurors are hard to find.' The panel consisted of 430 persons.

GEORGIA WOOD Brooklyn, June 13 , 2012  To call allowing students to attend the school of their choice irrespective of district lines a "tricky proposition," as Ms. Kafka does, is a remarkable understatement.

Haldane's (1932: 162) remarkable understatement, "in the cases of sexual selection and the evolution of flowers, survival value has been determined by animal aesthetics, which are not altogether unlike our own" suggests that Plato's view echoes ancient instinct.

Indeed, Transparent was remarkable in its understatement: with the emphasis on mood and character rather than plot hooks, it rolled along with a soft, loose-limbed ease that stood out against the kind of macho, grandly stylised productions that have dominated US telly drama in recent years.

To say his story of triumph is remarkable is an understatement and no one can take away his accomplishments or what he has done for the medical community.

His films, which will be featured this week by the UCLA Film Archive and LACMA, are suffused with warmth, compassion and humor and are remarkable for the power of their understatement.

To say that Wilko Johnson has had a remarkable ride these last five years would be an understatement.

The book's subtitle, "The Remarkable Life and Turbulent Times," is if anything an understatement.