Sentence examples for ever more remarkable from inspiring English sources

People come by, lurk awhile, and then leave (Sinclair's own 40-year residence starts to seem ever more remarkable).

But Rushmore, directed by Wes Anderson and written by Anderson and Owen Wilson, soonheads off into ever more remarkable territory.

His tenure spanned the services of five directors with whom he worked to make this an ever more remarkable institution.

The Yankees won four of five World Series from 1996 through 2000, a stretch that looks ever more remarkable as the years go by.

Established more than a century ago, the six-million-acre Adirondack Park — a mix of public and private lands roughly the size of Vermont, with huge stretches of wilderness — has grown ever more remarkable as development has fundamentally altered much of the Northeast.

Hay's efforts to shape Lincoln's image increased his own prominence and reputation in making his association (and that of Nicolay) with the assassinated president ever more remarkable and noteworthy.

When compared to the ever-predictable string of European Cup results (honourable exceptions go to Monaco and Bayer Leverkusen) it is even more remarkable that the competition fails to capture the public imagination.

In Litchborough something even more remarkable happened.

The internals are even more remarkable.

But what's even more remarkable is that farmers markets have achieved all of that despite what has to be one of the most inefficient business plans ever devised.

Jacobs's achievement was even more remarkable given his history.