Sentence examples for as so remarkable from inspiring English sources

Newsweek magazine viewed that as so remarkable that it put her on its cover in 1951.

What makes AS so remarkable is the involvement of alleles usually associated with low to negligible risks of clinical scrapie [ 25- 27, 58].

For example, Noam Chomsky, the M.I.T. professor whose ideas have dominated the field for more than 40 years, has often been accused of depicting language as a trait so remarkable that natural selection is virtually helpless to explain it.

Coroner Mr Barkley said it was clear there were "ups and downs" between the couple, but "nothing so remarkable as to give a clue as to what followed".

While a certain amount of variety matters — scalies can be young or old and come from diverse ethnic backgrounds — the most important factor is making sure any individual isn't so remarkable as to distract from the scene as a whole (or dressed in outfits that will quickly look dated).

This Australian ensemble has collaborated with the Debussy String Quartet in an evening so remarkable as almost to defy description.

But whimsical dialogue and surreal moments are only half of what makes the Coen brothers so remarkable as film-makers.

In Montenegro, meanwhile, "hospitality to organized crime is so remarkable as to merit comparison to the legendary pirates' paradise of Tortuga".

One of the reasons why Steve Jobs was so remarkable as a company boss is that he was the exception that proved Voltaire's rule.

Its monumental success is so remarkable as to be laughable, an enduring (now and forever) joke on the theme of nine lives.

According to a report issued in 2005 by the D.I.A., the anti-Mafia unit of the Italian federal police, Montenegro's hospitality to organized crime is so remarkable as to merit comparison to the legendary pirates' paradise of Tortuga.