Sentence examples for remarkable may be from inspiring English sources

It's compelling stuff, and something remarkable may be about to happen.

Even more remarkable may be the efficiency drive at a group of Delphi plants in Flint, Mich., if only because of their history.

And if he succeeds, something remarkable may be about to happen: Japan, which pioneered the economics of stagnation, may also end up showing the rest of us the way out.

Durand, currently a remarkable exception, may be just the start.

The Dolphins' remarkable turnaround may be Bill Parcells's greatest reclamation project yet.

This architectural simplicity is remarkable and may be typical of monsoon-influenced rivers that show dominance of 3D dunes.

One reason for his remarkable success may be sympathy from people who see something of themselves in him.

In the Pentagon research effort to detect terrorism by electronically monitoring the civilian population, the most remarkable detail may be this: Most of the pieces of the system are already in place.

But the most remarkable element may be Navalny himself: a man who seems to have been born to work the crowds, funny and charismatic but also smart, purposeful, and fearless, with impressive stamina.

Less remarkable he may be, but his new album Bombshell is still very good: filled with insights into domestic bliss, the quality of his songs has lately won him a major deal.

But for all of his clear insights about what makes pop music pop on the charts, DJ Earworm's most remarkable ability may be his keen understanding of the lyrical themes that drive the genre.