Sentence examples for most remarkable because from inspiring English sources

Of all the ones we did, Spahn might have been the most remarkable because he was so thoughtful".

Of these, the Igbo were probably the most remarkable because of the size of their territory and the density of population.

A peculiar PMQs, in some respects more interesting than usual, and perhaps most remarkable because Cameron seemed uncharacteristically hesitant and unfocused.

The ninth-inning rally was the most remarkable because it came with the Mariners needing only one out to end the game and needing only one strike to end it three times.

Among lincRNAs, HOTAIR is one of the most remarkable because of its relevance to metastases in common cancers such as breast and colon cancers.

Chronic Heart Failure (CHF) is one of the most remarkable health problems because of its prevalence (up tol 2% in west countries), morbidity and mortality.

Warnowiid dinoflagellates are among the most remarkable eukaryotes known because of their possession of highly elaborate ultrastructural systems: pistons, nematocysts, and ocelloids.

But it's the pre-Code movies about women that are the most remarkable now, in part because their sexual attitudes don't fit into any obvious political or moral pattern.

I say attempt, because the most remarkable thing about it is not the shock factor of its content, but how utterly dull and lacking in humour it is.

After staging one of the most remarkable comebacks in business history — because of taxpayer lifelines and other support from Washington — the giants of the banking industry are entering a new phase of the postbailout period.

The most remarkable painting in the exhibition, because it seems very modern and possessing psychological depth, is the large "John Gubbins Newton and His Sister, Mary Newton" painted circa 1833 by Robert Burnard.