Sentence examples for as particularly remarkable from inspiring English sources

Since taking over CTC in early 2006, he has outlasted three CIA directors and served two presidents, a run that his colleagues describe as particularly remarkable because of the consuming nature of the job.

Yet your experiences, determination and courage stand out as particularly remarkable for three reasons.

The entirety of the church's interior is covered with 14th-century frescoes, which are described as "particularly remarkable" in a UNESCO publication.

In reality, gun violence tends to be provoked by commonplace situations faced by people who do not stand out as particularly remarkable in terms of their mental well-being, he added.

Morrell does not seem to regard the Antarctic expedition as particularly remarkable, and the discovery of "New South Greenland" is not claimed by Morrell himself but is credited to Captain Johnson in 1821.

They took Lamarck's idea to grotesque extremes by claiming, for instance, that cuckoos repeatedly emerged de novo from eggs of small birds as a particularly remarkable adaptation.

In 1838, the design of the interior was described as "nothing either particularly remarkable or new in regard to design" in the Civil Engineer and Architects' Journal.

O'Connor is not particularly remarkable as a candidate, but like all Democrats running in a high-profile races now, he is an avatar of the times.

Atkinson's success in 1977 is particularly remarkable as the Sony Betamax (the first VCR) had only gone on sale domestically in 1975 at a cost of $1,400 (which in 2013 U.S. dollars is $6,093).

Their findings were particularly remarkable as they indicated that a major proportion of the circulating DNA in these cancer patients was derived from tumour cells.

This was particularly remarkable as none of the triggers alone promoted cell death alone, in line with the reported insensitivity of hepatocytes to TRAIL and chemotherapy.