Sentence examples for is especially remarkable from inspiring English sources

This is especially remarkable given the experimental form.

The solicitude of the Democrats for Catholic sensibilities is especially remarkable.

That is especially remarkable because a BMW dealership is a franchise business.

"Barry is especially remarkable in the way he can push through distraction," Baer said.

That assertion is especially remarkable in light of the evidence that the N.S.A. already had extensive access to Internet data.

The catalogue is especially remarkable because WikiLeaks is not quite an organization; it is better described as a media insurgency.

Cai's Olympics role is especially remarkable because he is an expatriate who has lived in New York since 1995.

That she pulls this off is especially remarkable because the characters spend the play's three scenes in ridiculous garb.

As Brown notes, the tone of this song is especially remarkable: "already the composer of 'Boris Godunov' is in prospect".

That is especially remarkable, given the shake-ups to the admissions procedure and financing, and the huge rise in costs.

What is especially remarkable, archaeologists said, is that the discovery appears to reveal two distinct cultures at the two levels.