Sentence examples for more remarkable though from inspiring English sources

More remarkable, though, than either performance is the calibre of audience contributions.

It is hard to imagine how they could turn up anything more remarkable, though, than the story that kicked things off in the first place.

Even more remarkable, though, it was Mike Brown's finest hour as Bengals owner, writes Paul Daugherty in The Cincinnati Enquirer, which even he admits is an amazing thing to say. Brown was rewarded handsomely for his hard-line stance on Palmer, writes Dan Wetzel on Yahoo.com, by waiting for a deal too good to refuse.

And while the sheer imaginative scale of Mr. Malick's enterprise is breathtaking, the precision of his eye and ear is even more remarkable, though somewhat less remarked upon.

More remarkable, though, is his quirky place in baseball history -- and this year's playoffs.

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

One of the more remarkable things, though, about reading news on Reddit is the community.

Arctic Dreams is all the more remarkable in that, though published less than 30 years ago, the spectre of human made climate change is absent from its pages.

More remarkable than anything, though, is the lasting effect of this unparalleled experience; over 40% of the 50 original members have gone on to be a founder or co-founder of a tech company.

Polybius, describing Attalus' life says "and what is more remarkable than all, though he left four grown-up sons, he so well settled the question of succession, that the crown was handed down to his children's children without a single dispute".

More remarkable than all of that, though, was the reaction of Leonard, a recovering perfectionist who had hit the drive slightly off his intended line.