Sentence examples for is remarkable because of from inspiring English sources

Lark Rise is remarkable because of this point of view.

But mostly The Pianist is remarkable because of where it has taken him.

It is remarkable because of the extent of the change: millions of people who were once dependent on men have taken control of their own economic fates.

All this is remarkable because of the tradition Qureshi is working in: miniatures produced using the techniques of 16th-century Mughal masters.

The approximation of this simulation is remarkable because of the dependence of h from the values of the temperatures; these values are average and not exact values.

Many other tribes (mine, too) have settled similar cases of mismanaged assets, but this is remarkable because of the dollar amount.

The Hobbit was remarkable because of where it was found and when it was supposed to have lived.

The results of the trials involving 4,000 people are remarkable because of the unprecedented speed with which the development of the vaccine and the testing were carried out.

On Tuesday, the resignation of two of the most senior English Defence League leaders, Stephen YAKAey-Lennon (AKA Tommy Robinson and Kevin Carrolll, was remarkable because of what did not happen.

Mr. Membe's statements were remarkable because of Tanzania's long history of support for Mr. Mugabe in Zimbabwe's liberation struggle.

Some of the museum's objects are not necessarily remarkable in themselves; they are remarkable because of their diverse origins and the personal associations they will stir in viewers with a similar heritage.