Sentence examples for an especially remarkable from inspiring English sources

The U.S. declined his application, on the ground that he was not an especially remarkable person and that he had exaggerated his credentials as a scholar.

The earth is not the centre of the solar system, the sun is not an especially remarkable star and the galaxy that both inhabit is one of many.

Mr. Kuti's slow-burning "Tension Grip Africa," from his 2008 record, "Day by Day" (Downtown), is an especially remarkable peak in his recent catalog.

It was an especially remarkable showing, the magazine said, because in 2000 New Jersey did not make the worst five in any question.

Likewise, Serena further confirmed her rare distinction: to be equally great in the time before and after turning 30 – an especially remarkable achievement in a sport that historically favours youth and renewal.

Yet, because this is not an especially remarkable draft, with few players who can start immediately for them, the Jets could simply wind up taking the best player available rather than seek out someone to fill a special need.

Nevertheless, Cummings guarantees that his actors breathe urgent life into all of Crowley's slick lines--an especially remarkable accomplishment considering they're often practically sitting in ticket-buyers' laps.

He refuses, for one thing, to stop calling his grown daughter-in-law "pumpkin". He is, in short, the perfect 65-year-old, an accomplishment especially remarkable in that Mr. Brimley is a mere 51.

On arriving in Afghanistan, General McChrystal adopted a policy of accessibility especially remarkable for a man whose career was steeped in secrecy, inviting reporters to join him in classified briefings and on trips around the country.

It all adds up to a small miracle, especially remarkable because of Rwanda's recent genocide, its overpopulation and its notable lack of resources.

Her relationship with Saul, a Buddhist monk, is especially remarkable: "We must have made an odd sight – companions separated by more than fifty years, an elderly spinster in a tweed skirt and stout shoes and a tall weather-beaten Buddhist in his colourful garments, on occasion carrying a tall shepherd's crook with a fluttering multi-coloured pennant".