Sentence examples for been more remarkable from inspiring English sources

Few episodes in human history have been more remarkable than the economic transformation of North America since about 1700.

His renaissance from earlier this calendar year may have been more remarkable than his rebound from disappointment in Sochi.

The results might have been more remarkable if Woon could still muster some of that early mystique.

In fact, the recent willingness of the developing world to embrace freer trade has been more remarkable than the continuing liberalisation in richer countries.

Julian Rachlin's performance in his Brahms recital with Itamar Golan on Wednesday evening could hardly have been more remarkable unless he had played the Viola Sonata in F minor (Op. 120, No. 1) as it was originally written, for clarinet.

This is ironic, because few developments in world literature have been more remarkable than the emergence, over the last two decades, of a new generation of Indian writers in English.

But other findings were more remarkable.

Nature is more remarkable than we think.

Success will be more remarkable still.

This change was more remarkable for the oil-wet medium.

This effect is more remarkable at elevated temperature.