Sentence examples for altogether remarkable from inspiring English sources

My grandfather was not altogether remarkable in his generation.

It wasn't altogether remarkable that Szegedi hadn't known that he had a Jewish grandmother.

Here Mr. Schnabel has done something altogether remarkable: taken the squarest and most predictable of film genres, the biopic, and fashioned a gaudy carnival of poetry, passion and sex.

The story is altogether remarkable and Charles Berling is Figon to the life as described by one of his first interviewers, Peter Lennon, who was keeping Guardian readers colourfully informed about Paris at the time.

Given the obstacles against which the masters of the Roman state struggled, it is altogether remarkable that Roman patriotism was ever more than an empty formula, that cultivated gentlemen from the Pillars of Hercules to the Black Sea were aware that they had "something" in common.

It was to be a momentous occasion: Jung described Freud as "intelligent, shrewd, and altogether remarkable", and for the next seven years the duo developed the intellectual friendship detailed in A Dangerous Method, starring Michael Fassbender, Keira Knightley and Viggo Mortensen.

She's altogether less remarkable when, for example, tipping her pelvis and shoulders on shifting diagonals.

One colleague who shared my enthusiasm told me that her previous work had been altogether less remarkable.

Back in September his party speech included something altogether more remarkable about energy: a pledge to take all of the carbon out of our energy (by which he meant electricity) by 2030.

Altogether, these remarkable findings are important for our understanding of malignant transformation in the breast and may have implications for the management of patients with advanced breast cancer.

He was, altogether, a most remarkable character.