Sentence examples for is remarkable not only from inspiring English sources

Even so, the industry's maleness is remarkable, not only in the boardrooms but in the overall work force.

Wesleyan's poetry series is remarkable not only for its longevity, but also for its reputation of excellence.

The novel is remarkable not only for its beauty as a work of literature but for its bravery.

Grace The massive circular bar planted beneath Grace's soaring cathedral ceiling is remarkable not only for how big it is but also, paradoxically, by how modest it seems in comparison to the vast ecclesiastical square footage that surrounds it.

For a theater that until a decade ago was entirely dependent on the government for money, the Maryinsky's success at collecting private sponsors is remarkable, not only by Russian but also by European standards.

Mary Stewart, enviably, is remarkable not only for elegant, addictive, suspense-filled romances but for three outstanding and unforgettable children's classics: The Little Broomstick, A Walk in Wolf Wood, and Ludo and the Star Horse.

The Carter Family was remarkable not only for its prolific recording but also for the musical accomplishment and balance of its members.

What Willis Reed liked to call "Dean's game" was remarkable not only because the Knicks handed the Celtics their first Game 7 playoff defeat on their home floor.

Both are remarkable not only because of their literary quality but also because their authors ventured beyond their own countries (Mexico and Peru, respectively) to find their historical themes.

Midori's playing was remarkable not only for its steely poise in exceedingly difficult music but also for its freedom of tempo and broad dynamic contrasts.

His streak was remarkable not only because of its length but because he often competed against the world's best players.