Sentence examples for not so remarkable from inspiring English sources

But even that was not so remarkable, given the timing.

What is so remarkable about this episode is that it was not so remarkable at all.

This was, in a certain way, not so remarkable — it is what much of Romney's activist base firmly believes.

When he was a young man in Sudan, he told The New York Times in a 1985 interview, his size was not so remarkable.

This kind of ascendance, once not so remarkable, now seems urgently in need of the honest accounting that Vance provides in his new memoir, "Hillbilly Elegy".

But it's not so remarkable that it explains the restaurant's decision to lead with the bar, at least in terms of its come-on.

"The advertising talked about a remarkable new automobile, but it wasn't so remarkable or so new," says Angus MacKenzie, editor in chief of Motor Trend magazine.

While a certain amount of variety matters — scalies can be young or old and come from diverse ethnic backgrounds — the most important factor is making sure any individual isn't so remarkable as to distract from the scene as a whole (or dressed in outfits that will quickly look dated).

/ An amalgam of "unbelievable" and "weave" used to describe a contemporary hairdo (or don't) so remarkable that it strains credulity, e.g., Girl, Wendy Williams's hair is beyond unbeweaveable -- it's blonder and straighter than Cameron D's.See also, "Extensions of Disbelief".

Herb Stark, Massapequa, New York America considers looking back Regarding the article "Obama faces more calls to investigate the Bush era" (July 14): Senator John McCain's warning that America would harm its image by carrying out an investigation into torture allegations isn't so remarkable, in view of Mr. McCain's military resume.

This might not be so remarkable where it not for the fact that the shop is also used as an art gallery and performance place.