Sentence examples for is somewhat remarkable from inspiring English sources

At 340 pounds, it is somewhat remarkable that Taft exceeded the life expectancy of his time.

INSIDE PITCH The Mets released their schedule for 2001 yesterday, and it is somewhat remarkable.

That is somewhat remarkable, given how much pressure the players are under, but there are reasons for such steadiness.

He was alone, which in Washington is somewhat remarkable; a senator rarely goes anywhere "unstaffed," especially to a speech.

Not that it was not popular – it went through two editions in four years or so, which is somewhat remarkable for an Urdu novel.

Their position is somewhat remarkable considering that, in this age of payroll disparity, they have one of the five smallest payrolls in the major leagues.

The drive was somewhat remarkable, given the circumstances.

Given all this, it's somewhat remarkable that "(500) Days," the feature directing debut of the music video auteur Marc Webb, is neither depressing nor French.

For Spieth to be in this position at all, having produced a four-putt and six three-putts, was somewhat remarkable.

The meeting of Balleret and Couillard Sunday in the third round of qualifying would have been somewhat remarkable in and of itself, given that they come from a country with a population of roughly 36,000 people and spanning less than a square mile.

It's somewhat remarkable to see major retailers that have built mobile applications in advance of a functional mobile website, as Wine.com has.