Sentence examples for mostly remarkable from inspiring English sources

Among the stately grounds of the N.I.H., the N.I.A.I.D. building is mostly remarkable for how unremarkable it is: the exterior is smudged with mildew and laced with steel electrical conduit, and the corridors are dim and yellowing with age.

My guess is that Lee didn't have the heart to cut down the terrifying footage he had gathered or the mostly remarkable interviews that constitute the main body of the movie.

Yeah, surviving ain't easy, but I appreciate the lessons I've learned, the direction it has provided and mostly, the remarkable improvement in my vision.

The award to Santos was remarkable, mostly for its timing, in a different way.

The Cabanel painting of Catharine Lorillard Wolfe is far from a great picture and is remarkable mostly for its subject.

Season five is remarkable mostly for its laser-like focus on each of the members of this sometimes insufferable (by design) clique.

Data from the company's files show that Microsoft has enjoyed continuous, unalloyed growth, mostly at a remarkable pace [see graph, right].

They may never have won the Webb Ellis Cup but they have been finalists three times and at some stage of every tournament have done something remarkable, mostly involving beating New Zealand.

His life's work was a five-volume edition of Manilius, an astrologer poet, who even Housman conceded was third-rate — "facile and frivolous," he said, remarkable mostly for "doing sums in verse".

So far, the process has been remarkable, mostly for the lack of rancor that usually accompanies the redrawing of Congressional boundaries every 10 years, to ensure each reflects its relative population as measured in the most recent census.

"Remortgaging and hedge funds... these mechanisms and devices are now the lingua franca of the economic downturn, but then the story was remarkable mostly for the size of the loan and the nature of the clients.