Sentence examples for but more remarkably from inspiring English sources

But more remarkably, when National Geographic decided two or three years ago to present 25 most remarkable places on planet Earth, Blue Lagoon was actually one of them.

But, more remarkably, everything is made of plaster.

The Chabannais preserved not only their lives but, more remarkably, their childhoods as well.

Additional controlled thermal annealing that makes the nano-grains recover or recrystallize leads to reduced strengths but more remarkably improved fracture toughness.

Max Payne surpasses Half-Life as an interactive movie, but more remarkably it almost equals it in terms of game play.

Ms Hill has shown that she has determination and bravery beyond any of the hotheads, but, more remarkably, she used them in the end to negotiate rather than fight.

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

"Sexy Beast" delivers not only sensation but also, more remarkably, feeling.

But also, more remarkably, he has transformed the former long-ball outfit into a footballing side.

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.