Sentence examples for make it more remarkable from inspiring English sources

"The moniker of her name won't make it more remarkable for the audience of who is going to rent it," Mr. Charie said.

The fact that he's built a luxury eco-resort right in front of it only makes it more remarkable.

That all of this comes at the advanced tennis age of 32 only makes it more remarkable.

To Evra, it just makes it more remarkable that old friend Carlos Tevez was overlooked in City's starting XI on Sunday in favour of Mario Balotelli.

What made it more remarkable is that the Irish played for the last 27 minutes with 10 men after the sending off of Mal Donaghy.

What made it more remarkable was that the person who signed it was not one of the obviously thrusting young pretenders to Kohl's CDU throne, but a moon-faced and oddly unmemorable protege whom he used to refer to, dismissively, as das Mädchen: the girl.

That's the real revolution in the first movement of the Eroica symphony, and the fact that this implacable musical force should have been inspired by the representation of a great man's works only makes it more remarkable: this movement is the definitive symphonic alchemy of musical structure and poetic meaning.

What made it even more remarkable was its timing.

Ryan McDonagh's 53 minutes 17 seconds of ice time during the Rangers' three-overtime Game 3 victory at Washington that stretched from Wednesday evening to Thursday morning was remarkable for many reasons — and now a new statistical fillip makes it even more remarkable still.

All of this made it even more remarkable that vintage Derrick Rose unexpectedly reappeared in Chicago's first playoff game.

This history of systematic scaremongering makes it even more remarkable that voters chose a coalition over Erdoğan's absolutist power.