Sentence examples for rather more remarkable from inspiring English sources

THE story of the late Vasili Mitrokhin is rather more remarkable than the story he tells.

But it's rather more remarkable that Uderzo kept Asterix going so long on his own.

It's inspirational fare, although such a remarkable story perhaps deserves a rather more remarkable movie.

It looks rather more remarkable than it sounds, given that the choir aren't miked up; even huddled around bassist Cameron Ralston's mic it's still hard to hear them over the roar of the band.

It roars rather more often yet still shows what is remarkable in McPherson's play.

The rather haphazard modification of the 141st-meridian border is all the more remarkable for its unintended consequences.

It is all the more remarkable, they said, because the case centered on financial rather than physical harm, as in medical malpractice or tobacco litigation.

This is likely due to using newspaper articles rather than the SafeReturn database to gather the cases with only the more remarkable cases reported in the newspaper.

The differences are more remarkable for the lower velocity impacts or the asteroidal impacts rather than the cometary impacts both are impacts that create less vapor cloud.

Last season's statistics - 36 goals and 21 assists - are even more remarkable when one considers he usually operates from the right wing, rather than as a centre-forward.

Moses's dominance is more remarkable when you consider that in school he had been an academic, rather than an athlete.