Sentence examples similar to a remarkable no from inspiring English sources

The official CO2 rating is down from 104g/km to a remarkable, no-road-tax 89, by far the lowest figure of any car of this size.

It was a remarkable event; no other UK politician would have got such an ecstatic response.

The season accomplished a remarkable achievement: no one wanted to go anywhere near that year.

She still had the same bike 30 years later – a remarkable bike, no doubt, for a remarkable woman.

So far, his comments alone have served as a remarkable backstop; no country has sought his help.

That's a remarkable stat, no doubt, but can we be so sure about the emotional inference?

Ms. Lee rightly disputes the attribution, but it is a remarkable work, no matter who was responsible for it.

London Labour and the London Poor would have been a remarkable achievement no matter who had written it.

But it had been a remarkable legacy; no one on the American scene had done as much to promote new art or taken up as much oxygen.

Hundreds of bushfires raged across southern Australia today as the country sweltered in what was almost certainly its hottest day on record, although, in what one politician called "a remarkable escape", no lives were lost, and relatively few properties destroyed.

Lunch on the run Tucked away opposite the Mercado do Bolhão (13) at Rua Formosa 339 is the Confeitaria do Bolhão (14) (00 351 222 009 29), a striking Belle Époque café with good-value pratos do dia specials including soup, main course and a freshly squeezed juice for a remarkable €5; no other city in the euro area offers such a bargain.