Sentence examples for not too remarkable from inspiring English sources

If you're wondering what kind of people can spend three days waiting in line, and then drop $260 on a pair of sneakers, it turns out they're not too remarkable in anything but their dedication to shoes.

I've only included pictures of the dv6, since the dv6 and dv7 look pretty much identical, and the g series isn't too remarkable.

So this shared-sentiment angle isn't too remarkable, Reuters.

Being a dating app specifically designed for gay women may not sound too remarkable — but in fact the gay female dating scene is spectacularly badly served, says founder and CEO Robyn Exton.

While increased phenotypic diversity can enhance adaptation and growth of cells in fluctuating environments [ 33], so our conclusion provides an important hint, that is, promoter leakage would not be too remarkable in in vivo organisms.

Nowadays, that doesn't sound too remarkable.

A Jeopardy-playing computer seems like a remarkable accomplishment, not too short of having a machine pass the famous Turing Test.

The woman on the Cosmo cover -- it is always a woman -- should have large hair, remarkable features and not too much clothing.

be calm and remarkable, be upcoming but not too upcoming and be very sharp and sensitive to her mostly.

Indeed, it is perhaps not too fanciful to attribute to Ibn Khaldūn's influence the remarkable revival of historical writing in 15th-century Egypt.

But Miss Bhutto could not hope to write as bad a book as General Musharraf's: her story is too remarkable and too moving.