Sentence examples for how much remarkable from inspiring English sources

Two years earlier, The Christian Century had published an article documenting how much remarkable religious information could be gleaned from the tabloid.

The Ministry of Special Cases Nathan Englander 340pp, Faber, £14.99 If, as Homer has it, Zeus sends us suffering so that future generations will have something to write about, we can all feel proud of how much remarkable copy our past century has given to the literature of today.

How much more remarkable that the Cubans actually did as well as they have.

If it's remarkable how much information is still being withheld, it's even more remarkable how little has been done to address the information that has been released.

"It's remarkable how much people gave," Mr. Schretzman said.

And it's remarkable how much that alone communicates.

(It's remarkable how much of the digital revolution has been driven by games and entertainment).

It is remarkable how much the American role here has changed over the years.

It's remarkable how much privacy we've given up in this country".

Isn't it remarkable how much this brouhaha parallels the last one?

"It's remarkable how much it makes him look like a horse," the younger Mr. Romney said.