Sentence examples for more remarkable it from inspiring English sources

The more we understand the universe, the more remarkable it appears to be.

THE deeper the Iraqi quagmire, the more remarkable it is to contemplate the lone superpower of a century ago.

More remarkable, it also pays 90% of the cost of anti-retroviral treatment for its employees who are not covered by a medical-insurance plan.

Even more remarkable, it avoids the sensationalism and ideological point scoring that dominate most discussions of race, urban poverty and teenage pregnancy.

More remarkable, it's part of a surge flowing in and out of meeting places, often alcohol free, that doesn't rely on a governor's arts budget or a legislature's largess.

That's why ResearchKit is even more remarkable — it is clearly an important initiative for Apple.

Being able to fill a teakettle with water and heat it seemed more remarkable than it had an hour earlier.

It looks rather more remarkable than it sounds, given that the choir aren't miked up; even huddled around bassist Cameron Ralston's mic it's still hard to hear them over the roar of the band.

Chris Urch won the Bruntwood prize for this drama; the confidence with which he negotiated an emotive and politically troubling subject made it all the more remarkable that it was only his second full-length play.

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".

The committee praised his policy of non-violence, which it called "all the more remarkable when it is considered in relation to the sufferings inflicted on the Tibetan people".