Sentence examples for perhaps more remarkable from inspiring English sources

Perhaps more remarkable: on a course full of eagle opportunities on the par 5s, Hogan made nary a one, scoring 22 birdies and 8 bogeys.

Perhaps more remarkable is that the center has been bought and paid for during a declining national economy, not to mention local scandal.

Perhaps more remarkable than any record he has broken would be if Piazza qualified for a 12th All-Star Game at a position other than catcher.

So perhaps more remarkable than the findings themselves, is the speed at which scientists are able to draw links between events.

Perhaps more remarkable is that arguably the most successful C.E.O. in the history of presidential campaigning, Mitt Romney, relied instead on what young Republicans told me was "the gut-check rather than data-driven model".

Yet perhaps more remarkable is the fact their lustre was first restored, at a dusty archaeological site in Iraq, by the novelist Agatha Christie through the patient application of face cream.

That Intel is challenged in this new, more mobile environment is perhaps even more remarkable.

It is perhaps even more remarkable and carried the same estimate.

Perhaps even more remarkable, even as the market chalked up those gains, volatility declined.

Perhaps even more remarkable is that certain key documents relating to Proust, who died in 1922, are still under embargo.

Perhaps even more remarkable, though, given the complexion of contemporary television, is that the actors were chosen for a series in which matters of race are irrelevant.