Sentence examples for every bit as remarkable from inspiring English sources

The adaptation of the Sundarbans tiger to the mangrove ecosystem is every bit as remarkable as that of the mangrove system to tidal ecology.

With characteristic confidence, Mr Lay responds that "we were a new-economy company before it became cool .In sum, the Enron tale is every bit as remarkable as it seems.

The story narrated in Dreams from My Father is every bit as remarkable as Obama's rise to power, and displays an acute sensitivity to the persistent trauma of the American political settlement: race.

Two goals in injury-time by substitutes Teddy Sheringham and Ole Gunnar Solskjaer handed them a victory every bit as remarkable as their first European Cup at Wembley win 31 years earlier.

Cappadocia, a dreamy slice of central Turkey dotted with "fairy chimneys" (rock formations), has a history every bit as remarkable as its landscape.

Mike Vaccaro at The Post did not find the loss remarkable because in the Devils "it is possible that they have run into a team that buys into lunch pails and time cards every bit as much as the Rangers do".

He is every bit as gifted as you would expect.

"Every bit as good as their counterparts in the city".

Things end every bit as badly as you'd expect.

"Burr is every bit as smart as Hamilton, and every bit as gifted, and he comes from the same amount of loss as Hamilton.

My pride stung every bit as much as my body.