Perhaps a little too remarkable?
Nowadays, that doesn't sound too remarkable.
It was a remarkable performance (and greeted as such by the audience): perhaps a touch too remarkable.
The buyers said that the prospect of winning, while remote, was too remarkable to pass up.
On the other hand, the tell-tale 11-year variations in climate records are too remarkable to ignore.
But Miss Bhutto could not hope to write as bad a book as General Musharraf's: her story is too remarkable and too moving.
Nothing too remarkable in that perhaps, except that De Clerck – listed in the Sunday Express results section as Clarke D – was a goalkeeper.
"Her death stings, because it is unfair, because Sarah Burke was too young and too smart and too pretty and too warm and too well-liked and too remarkable, as an athlete, to leave us so soon," he wrote.
The daytime temperatures this year have been around average, or even slightly a little bit above, so nothing too remarkable about how things have started this June, except some pretty unseasonable night time temperatures in some places".
Whatever the answers, after this show, the Jewish imprint on 20th-century photography, and on art in general, would seem to be too remarkable and contentious a topic to be ignored by scholars much longer.
