Sentence examples for more remarkable about from inspiring English sources

What is more remarkable about Hatten's team-leading 20-point average is that he is playing out of position.

What is more remarkable about the Raiders' overall record on Mondays, though, is that generally it was achieved against the league's better teams.

Less noticed but more remarkable about Santoro, perhaps, is the consistency that allowed him to finish among the top 65 players at the end of 17 seasons.

However, what's more remarkable about this whole scenario is Eli Manning, Peyton's two-time champion of a brother, last led his team to glory at the Lucas Oil Stadium – when it was Peyton's home.

But what's much more remarkable about this early letter is the seriousness and sympathy with which Mr. Obama regards Eliot, a poet whom he might well have found repellent.

What is all the more remarkable about Mr Cable's improbable standing is that he is admired in almost equal measure by other politicians and a cynical public.His celebrity owes nothing to charisma or youthful good looks.

One of the more remarkable things about zero-hours contracts is how little we know about them, starting with what they are.

One of the more remarkable things about Swansea's success is that they managed to cope so well with the loss of Wilfried Bony, their biggest asset and leading goalscorer, who joined Manchester City in the January transfer window.

Mankiewicz has more remarkable tales about the production ("Jack Palance is a good actor, but he can't play a Jew") and about Fitzgerald and the book ("That was Lee Remick's first television [appearance], and she, oddly enough, was able to tell me something I didn't know, which was that the character of Cecelia was actually modeled on Budd Schulberg").

Still, one of the more remarkable things about Tent City is that it wasn't bulldozed summarily, as so many others around the country have been.

The coöperation that O'Neill achieved between the bureau and the C.I.A. was all the more remarkable because opinions about him were sharply polarized.