Sentence examples for but even more remarkably from inspiring English sources

But even more remarkably, he's still active: since 1990, he has averaged one film per year.

He has a second consecutive PGA Tour title very firmly in his sights; but even more remarkably a fourth win in as many weeks for his country.

But even more remarkably, once the badge-decorated horde spilled into the halls or went to the hundreds of parties that mark the ritual, almost everyone walked or talked with one eye, or both, on a little screen.

But even more remarkably, the growth in vodka sales is being entirely driven by flavored vodkas, which have gone from 10% of the category in 2002, to 13% in 2004.

But even more remarkably, Rowe was cast in the role of Christopher, a 15-year-old with autism spectrum disorder.

But perhaps even more remarkably, this evidence tells us why the ECB allowed repeated and severe financial crises in the eurozone to take their toll both on the eurozone and the world economy for nearly three years.

But perhaps even more remarkably, this evidence tells us why the ECB allowed repeated and severe financial crises in the eurozone to take their toll on the eurozone and world economy for nearly three years.

'But the trick hasn't paid off, because Kenyans wouldn't be fooled.' Even more remarkably in a country where every vote has traditionally had its price, many of Moi's most notorious cronies lost their seats.

Even more remarkably, some German breweries are now offering IPAs.

Even more remarkably, he reached his destination with considerable speed.

Even more remarkably, Cartwright isn't a sportsman.