Sentence examples for more remarkable events from inspiring English sources

While the votes of gays will probably not tilt the election, the gathering is shaping up as one of the more remarkable events of the current campaign.

I think this is surely a more remarkable event than it might seem.

An even more remarkable event in musical terms was the panoply of outstanding contemporary works jostling for attention in the past seven days.

An even more remarkable set of events surrounded the 2007 Israeli Air Force attack on what was suspected of being a Syrian nuclear reactor under construction.

Oil's 6.7% fall yesterday was all the more remarkable in that the event that triggered it - Opec's decision not to cut production - had been widely trailed (Mark Tinker of Axa thinks that someone got the wrong side of a leveraged trade; think Amaranth in 2006).

In one of the more remarkable Day of the Dead events, school children learn how to embalm a corpse.

See below for more about this remarkable event.

His meltdown was even more remarkable given this is an event he has won three times.

On the same day at the multipurpose Mac another event, even more remarkable though not so contentious, was taking place.

But what made Sunday's event even more remarkable was its female component -- the forty-nine young women challenging Turkey's conservative social and religious norms to be able to play sports just like the boys.

So it is high time that the balance was redressed and some of the limelight shared around a little more equitably by focusing on the remarkable events of the following year and the Caledonian joy that was the 1966-67 season.