Sentence examples for more remarkable if from inspiring English sources

The results might have been more remarkable if Woon could still muster some of that early mystique.

The standards were more remarkable, if only because he felt freer to put drastic changes into them.

Yet even more remarkable – if that were possible – was his radical reordering in Laudato Si of the Catholic Church's longstanding position on the environment.

I have always loved Channel 4 and I always thought it did remarkable things in the indie sector but I think it would be even more remarkable if it was based outside London".

It is a remarkable turn of events for Angola, a lush country rich in oil and diamonds, and it will be all the more remarkable if the peace actually takes hold.

The agreement represents a remarkable turn of events for Angola, a lush country rich in oil and diamonds; it would be even more remarkable if the peace takes root.

This increase was more remarkable in soils receiving TOMW.

Twice, by my count, four dancers moved in unison in a square formation, but this was no more remarkable than if four fairies had done it in "The Sleeping Beauty".

Yet we are all the more remarkable for this – if we can learn to let go of the insistence that it all still comes down to either a battle or a love affair.

The pro-Tory swing and robust turnout are, if anything, more remarkable and worrying for Labour than the crash in the party's own vote.

The story as it unfolds here seems, if anything, more remarkable, not less, for having as little to do with sex as it does and almost everything to do with painting.