Sentence examples for once remarkable from inspiring English sources

What was once remarkable can now seem quaint.

For Kane and Toews, the firsts have become almost routine, their feats at once remarkable and unsurprising.

Whether that development, at once remarkable and absurdly belated, will have some consequence, or even continue, remains to be seen.

The Daily Mail, a paper which was once remarkable for its flair, has become startlingly boring, with page after page devoted to mad Cherie and her evil entourage.

But daily life in Homs underlines the degree to which the uprising has already transformed life in a country once remarkable for its dearth of politics.

The once remarkable gains in protecting and promoting equality between women and men in Afghanistan are now facing their most serious challenges.

These fish have been listed as endangered or threatened under the Endangered Species Act since the early 1990s, their once-remarkable annual runs reduced to a trickle by habitat destruction and by the hydroelectric dams that impede their passage to the sea.

There is now a fine hide for observers, from which we saw at once a remarkable starling display.

Iraq was once a remarkable mélange of beliefs, customs and traditions; the killings on Sunday drew another border in a nation defined more by war, occupation and deprivation.

It is at once overwhelming and remarkable.

The president has proven once again his remarkable capacity for political survival.