Sentence examples for remarkable more from inspiring English sources

While that's pretty remarkable, more noteworthy is the even greater breadth of the current market, with an additional four films achieving £900,000-plus.

To Jerry Della Femina, the advertising executive and restaurateur, the ad is remarkable more for the breadth of its bad taste.

The cosmological theories of Thales, Anaximander, and Anaximenes are remarkable more for their method a readiness to work with abstractions, such as water, or the unlimited, to which they accorded explanatory power than for the actual solutions they reached.

As if this extraordinary feat of warfare and survival weren't enough, the winter of 1916-17 was remarkable – more than 10 metres of snow fell, including four metres in one 48-hour period after which, on what became known as White Friday, an estimated 10,000 soldiers died in avalanches on the Dolomite front.

Yet he will stand as essentially a comic writer in the English tradition - comic in the least uproarious way imaginable, reflective and often melancholic, the strong social spine to his work being the one distinctively uncommon feature in a branch of writing remarkable more for eccentricity than togetherness.

Maybe surprisingly, the house is not architecturally remarkable, more a big, comfortable Mediterranean box set into a hill.

The good news is that the effects unleashed by the geniuses of Industrial Light and Magic really are remarkable - more than 100 gobsmacking, jawdropping set pieces, too intricate and detailed to describe here.

His endurance has been remarkable, and more will be needed.

But Chimborazo was remarkable for more than just its gargantuan size.

Its network is remarkable, encompassing more than 500,000 agencies in 200 countries.

Of course, Hugo Pratt's novels are remarkable for more than just their roguish, chain-smoking hero.