Sentence examples for more incredibly the from inspiring English sources

More incredibly, the interlocutor, as intelligent as ever, was still Richard D. Heffner.

Even more incredibly, the match referee later refused to hold a hearing into the incident.

She gave Edith a job teaching at the Jewish private school and, even more incredibly, the authority to manage its library.

So not only was Einstein right, again, and accelerating objects produce gravitational waves, but even more incredibly, the thing we thought was the be-all-and-end-all, our universe, is just one tiny corner of creation.

More incredibly, the clinic's founder, Dr. Abdulai, lost both parents and 10 siblings to poverty-related diseases before the age of 10.

Even more incredibly, the massive hole seems to be shooting matter out of its center at 80 to 90percentt of the speed of light.

And more incredibly in the late 1960s, Japan purchased reactors from General Electric that, a few years later, would be proven unsafe and banned in the United States.

Even more incredibly, he survived the ten years of the Cultural Revolution without once being beaten by the Red Guards.

As Tyrone started whining about how, without The Acme Medallion of Power! [Fanfare], the challenge would have been "much more competitive," the pitiful excuse sounded even more incredibly lame in the cold light of Council.

Still more incredibly, she got the gig, which meant jacking in her part-time job pulling pints at the Three Pigeons.

It seems the more that research shows how a better gender balance benefits everyone, and the more incredibly smart and talented women prove that point (working alongside smart and talented men), the more obvious it is that conference speaker panels, corporate advisory boards and venture funds are still not integrating that information.