Sentence examples for be particularly remarkable from inspiring English sources

If Sarah Lund had been Sean Lund, her behaviour wouldn't be particularly remarkable or taboo-breaking.

At first blush, that might not be particularly remarkable, but Simpson was 12 at the time.

If I was going to pick out one other coach that seems to be particularly remarkable in light of our simulations, it would be George Halas, the great Chicago Bears coach, who served [for] over 30 years.

Getting to Brazil would be particularly remarkable given Iceland were among the lowest-ranked nations when the qualification groups were drawn, lower even than Liechtenstein, and would have to get past a seeded team, such as Sweden and Portugal, in the play-offs.

And fantastic as that may seem, it shouldn't be particularly remarkable.

But it wasn't just that the officials saw fit to declare their allegiance with a warring foreign government, or that their sympathies were with Israel neither of these things would be particularly remarkable on their own.

This is particularly remarkable in the US.

This is particularly remarkable because Tayssir was much cheaper.

Phosphorylation was particularly remarkable for complexes that exhibited high cytotoxicity.

It's not that the new Strongbow ad is particularly remarkable in itself.

The Birka ring is particularly remarkable because its inner surface shows virtually no sign of wear.