Sentence examples for nothing particularly remarkable from inspiring English sources

There is nothing particularly remarkable about The Times-Picayune's circumstance.

THERE'S nothing particularly remarkable about the mustard-colored building at Bellmansgatan 1, in Stockholm's Sodermalm neighborhood.

Officials said there was nothing particularly remarkable about the decision — until Sunday's predawn shooting.

Amid the revolving door of congressmen-turned-lobbyists, there is nothing particularly remarkable about Mr. Delahunt's transition, except for one thing.

Until recently, despite evidence that many of them had done nothing particularly remarkable, the compensation of executives seemed destined to grow ever bigger.

"There's nothing particularly remarkable about where I actually ended up working and living and eventually marrying and settling down," he said.

In 1838, the design of the interior was described as "nothing either particularly remarkable or new in regard to design" in the Civil Engineer and Architects' Journal.

As a goalkicker there's never been anything particularly remarkable about the way Carter places the ball or approaches his run-up: no Goromaru-style prayer clasp, nothing like Dan Biggar's faintly erotic pre-kick touch-and-shuffle.

This is nothing new or particularly remarkable, but it did change my life.

Nothing particularly onerous there.

Nothing particularly high-profile.