Sentence examples for is almost remarkable from inspiring English sources

It is almost remarkable that Sheffield, at age 40, has remained this healthy, relatively speaking, as long as he has.

That is a year after Weiner became a national joke; it is almost remarkable that he could get anonymous people on sex sites to take him seriously.

By Amy Davidson Sorkin November 17, 2010 It is almost remarkable that the Times, in its story this morning on our counterinsurgency efforts in Afghanistan, managed to avoid the quote "It became necessary to destroy the town in order to save it".

"If you look at the numbers and to remain a top possession team with our faceoff percentage being as low as it is … is almost remarkable".

Given the news lately, it's almost remarkable that this wasn't said on Twitter, or to someone with a hidden camera posing as an improbable figure.

"Jack is obviously the inventor and co-founder, just as important and more importantly he has this fluency in the way he thinks about the product and its potential that's almost remarkable," he said.

"Jack is obviously the inventor and co-founder, just as important and more importantly he has this fluency in the way he thinks about the product and its potential that's almost remarkable," he said at the conference.

In fact, Musar, made in Beirut from grapes grown in the Bekaa Valley of Lebanon, is a singular wine that is almost as remarkable as Mr. Hochar himself.

And Sonny Rollins is almost always remarkable, which makes him a phenomenon.

That this extraordinary book has been published is almost as remarkable as the story itself.

Ms. Rojo in her way is almost as remarkable a dancer as Ms. Cojocaru.