Sentence examples for how remarkable that from inspiring English sources
But the show reveals how remarkable that war really was: When else has something affected so many with so much, when it so often seems so slight?
This is how remarkable that is: no pitcher in the last 70 years has thrown so many innings and yet walked so few.
Let me give you an idea of how remarkable that number is: I ended up with 1,100 hits, and I was an everyday player for most of my nine major league seasons.
"Every baseball player that comes in here, every owner that comes in here, every manager and general manager that comes in here looks up at that outfield wall and says, 'Do you realize how remarkable that is and do you realize no one has ever come close to doing what you've done?"' Schuerholz said.
If you know what the weather in Syracuse is like compared to, say, Santa Barbara, you'll understand how remarkable that endorsement is.
How remarkable that a man who made such a boast should be remembered so affectionately for having done so.
Do you think back on just how remarkable all that was?
How remarkable, then, that a parallel conflict — one that similarly exposes the fears and anxieties that the expansion of democracy unleashes — is now largely lost to memory.
It is often all too easy to get swept along by an expert salesman's patter (and I say that with genuine respect, Waller is also the NFL's chief marketing officer) but it is important to remember just how remarkable a statement that is.
How remarkable, then, that there exists no comprehensive record of the number of serious injuries, or even fatalities, to have occurred because of cricket.
