Sentence examples for remarkable rather from inspiring English sources

This is a remarkable, rather rare case where the evolutionary affinity between archaea and eukaryotes is seen outside the information processing systems.

The book is certainly impressive – but as a debut of remarkable promise, rather than as the masterpiece that fulfills that promise.

When opposition strategists went hunting in focus groups for the chink in Key's armour, the results were remarkable (and rather disheartening).

What was remarkable, and rather brilliant, about the Pope's statements was that they appeared to change everything without actually changing anything.

But like Cambiasso before him, there's a dirty piece of turf in the midlands where his name will always be remembered fondly for a feat of remarkable escapology rather than anything he won in a glittering career.

Paralympic athletics has sometimes thrived on remarkable individuals rather than spellbinding rivalries.

The obtained results in compare with numerical results represent remarkable accuracy rather than the Adomian decomposition method and Green's function.

In a translational perspective, it is remarkable that rather similar hypotheses have been drawn to interpret human infant cry.

Instead, he summarises his remarkable abilities in rather different fashion.

It's rather remarkable that it survived".

"That is a rather remarkable and fundamental shift".