Sentence examples for longer remarkable from inspiring English sources

The remarkable is no longer remarkable, of course.

By the time the headliner took the stage the point had been made, which is to say it's a reassuringly strong moment for women in indie rock, one of those phenomena that's no longer remarkable but unfortunately still demands noting.

It is no longer remarkable to see African-Americans in the highest echelons of politics—nor, for that matter, at less elevated levels; American towns and cities now boast well over 600 black mayors.

The greater visibility of transgender role models such as Cox and Jenner has simultaneously led to a broader feeling of social acceptance, while advances in medical science mean that the notion of radically transforming one's own body is no longer remarkable.

I would like to be part of improvements in the game for accessibility and inclusion for everyone, such that it's no longer remarkable for a women to be a top coach, or a member of the executive committee, or a country's president, or a senior executive in marketing or media.

With its coupe-like silhouette and LED lighting fore and aft, the sedan is handsome enough to turn heads, though with  downright sexy machines like the Ford Fusion on the road, that is no longer remarkable in a segment where the Camry used to preach (lucratively, we might add) the gospel of boring.

Its budget eventually ballooned to $94 million, which made headlines at the time but no longer seems remarkable.

By the start of the 21st century, bridge had become so commonplace that it was no longer a remarkable phenomenon and most newspapers in the United States and Great Britain carried regular columns.

Thanks to the film's deft use of computer-generated imagery — so deft and so sophisticated that, after a few minutes, it no longer seems remarkable — those eyes are recognizably those of Mr. Pitt, and they continue to be as Benjamin moves through all the stages of his life.

In the era of "torture porn," the violence no longer appears so remarkable.

By this it means to anticipate a time when the racial identity of the United States president-elect will no longer be deemed remarkable.