Sentence examples for none more remarkable from inspiring English sources

But we do have some precious instrument survivors, none more remarkable than bone flutes from 40,000 years ago found in cave sites in southern Germany.

McGaughey has been the family's private trainer for more than 20 years, and together they have racked up some noteworthy accomplishments, perhaps none more remarkable than campaigning the filly Personal Ensign through an unbeaten career of 13 victories over three years.

That figure is all the more remarkable because almost none of the non-landfill waste is burned.

It would be all the more remarkable, inasmuch as none of the three actors — they're now all in their seventies — is a trained dancer (they rehearsed that scene every day for a month before filming it).

Anything can happen over two legs from that stage on, not least the possibility shading into probability of English clubs meeting each other, and remarkable as it would be to have a wide selection of Premier League sides in the later rounds it would be more remarkable still were none of them to be preoccupied with the title race.

His ambition was all the more remarkable considering that he started life with none of the advantages of the noble Byron or the wealthy Shelley.

Some of the most remarkable works of art remain altogether enigmatic — none more than some beautiful ivory plaques carved in low relief with Old and New Testament scenes and Greek inscriptions.

There is perhaps no greater adventurer in history than Columbus, no more remarkable adventure than his 1492 voyage, and none with more far-reaching consequences.

It was all the more remarkable considering that it was the show's quietest number and included none of the instrumental fireworks that are a Pizzarelli specialty.

More remarkable still, because of the way the FBI had illegally gathered evidence against them, none of the Weathermen could be prosecuted for conspiring to bomb government buildings, and Dohrn and Ayers were allowed to raise Chesa in freedom.

More remarkable is that surgery was performed in three (9%) of the patients who had none of the MRI abnormalities that we assessed.