Sentence examples for remarkable so much from inspiring English sources

The difference in your aim will be remarkable, so much so that you may find yourself wondering how you had ever managed to hit anything in the past with your old shotgun.

But the essay was remarkable not so much for its reasons as for its insistence on unreason.

It is truly remarkable that so much carbonate rock has been deposited during geological time, with the carbonate being ultimately derived from an atmosphere which may never have contained a much higher concentration of carbon dioxide than is present today.

It is truly remarkable that so much of the public debate has focused on the so-called need to cut the budget deficit faster than the balance of the economy requires.

Today the sweet-voiced singer-songwriter from Romford in Essex releases a new album, Ellipse, which is remarkable not so much for its ethereal, dreamy songs – which are pretty good, in fact – as for the way the whole collection has been put together.

It is remarkable to see so much political power concentrated in one place.

All the same, Prescott had given his cancer a remarkable fight, accomplishing so much in the seven years after being given his six month "sentence".

It is a remarkable testimony not so much to his eloquence as to their desperate wish for peace that no less than 25 communes answered his call.

In the "On Politics" column about Hudson County on Dec. 14, Raymond Hernandez notes that "it is remarkable to see so much power concentrated in one place".

It's all the more remarkable for doing so much in a mere hundred and twenty-three pages (in the translation by Natasha Lehrer and Cécile Menon).

Overall, the amount of money for Pillar 2 has been cut, and environmental schemes will now be seriously short of funds: a remarkable outcome when so much free money continues to be given to farmers.