Sentence examples for even remarkable from inspiring English sources

What's surprising – even remarkable – is what the government says on the way to its conclusion.

What makes the book important and, in many ways, even remarkable, are the breadth of the author's experience and the depth of his understanding.

In some studies, no individual moment seems complex or even remarkable but (as with the one male solo) the whole dance becomes both, in the way it connects step to step and phrase to phrase.

While fourth grades in the county showed wide variation in their scores, the top performers from last year showed little or no improvement on average, while schools at the other end of the spectrum showed substantial, even remarkable gains.

Wajda's film is a powerful and even remarkable memorial to these victims and to the belated destruction of one of the most persistent untruths about the second world war.

"The progress we are seeing against a variety of illnesses and injuries is good, even remarkable, but we can and must do even better," says lead author Dr Christopher Murray, professor of global health at the University of Washington in the USA.

There's even a remarkable flash.

In Litchborough something even more remarkable happened.

But Denmark is an even more remarkable case.

Finally, his physical discomfort exceeded even his remarkable voluntary endurance.

His record against thirty-somethings is even more remarkable.