Sentence examples for no more remarkable from inspiring English sources

I realized that such sights are probably no more remarkable today than, say, a Chinese visitor here in the sixth century encountering Italians in silk shirts, or a Sogdian seen with the latest gadgets from the army of Alexander the Great, who crossed the Panj River in 329 B.C.

Twenty-two years of ready access to medical marijuana had made casual consumption — a pull off a vape pen on the walk to dinner, post-prandial pot chocolates circulating in the living room, a THC strip tucked under the tongue — no more remarkable than an aperitif.

There is no more remarkable evidence of that than his fruit fly with four wings".

Exceptional as he is, strenuous as ever in his seventh summer, he is no more remarkable than his trainer.

Downstairs, the techno vault, now without smoke, strobes, or aural assault, seemed no more remarkable than a fraternity tap room.

No more remarkable an ossuary is to be found anywhere in the world – and still the finds keep on being made.

Hawkes is merely an outcrop or feature of the land, and her book no more or less remarkable than – as she modestly puts it – "the imprint … left by a herring in Cretaceous slime".

There is no country more remarkable.

The no-hit streak is more remarkable for the East coast (northward of Florida).

Day in, day out, no team finds more remarkable and creative ways to lose.

What followed 70 seconds later was remarkable, but no more than Australia deserved.