Sentence examples for may be remarkable from inspiring English sources

But that in itself may be remarkable.

Their precision may be remarkable, but it is inextricably linked to the narrowness of their perception.

His achievement may be remarkable, but it is not a surprise, according to John Saunders, associate editor of Chess magazine.

The latter may be remarkable but it tells us what we became, after all, and therefore take for granted.

Until recently, commentators have generally agreed with Wagner that the music of Roméo et Juliette may be remarkable, but the piece is wrong-headed and doesn't work.

Reductions in transport costs of about 90 % have been cited in the past [22], so such figures may be remarkable but not surprising.

That may not be remarkable in itself, except that Treacy is the son of Pete Muldoon, the Chicago Blackhawks' first coach.

Such writings may not be remarkable as either medical information or writing, but they rightly insist that coherence sits at the intersection of science and art.

THE house rising on the corner of Jericho Lane and Georgica Road in East Hampton may not be remarkable for its size -- at least by current Hamptons standards -- but it symbolizes a direction that second homes are taking in many resort areas, to the pleasure of their builders and the consternation of their critics.

The corner effect may not be remarkable in narrower channels, where cross-sections would not be large enough to have clear band bending.

While that in itself may not be remarkable, it would be fair to say that most of the time, the singers are actually very good.