Sentence examples for remarkable to note from inspiring English sources

There is nothing remarkable to note about this village.

It was remarkable to note that cellulose derived from cotton can be prepared as composite with polypropylene matrix.

This semiconductor particle enhanced the degradation of azo dye within 240 min. It was remarkable to note that as-synthesized CuO particle from self-assembly method provided a good uniformity in morphology.

It is also remarkable to note that we don't really have a word, a positive one anyway, for boys who play and act in a feminine manner, unless we tie it to sexuality.

Looking back on those influential shows it's remarkable to note that they weren't the dependable blockbuster art history fodder we get today, but rather cutting edge contemporary art made by then living artists.

Hawks's locker-room ribaldry aside, it's remarkable to note that, despite his apparent disdain for the novel, he derived from it the movie's most famous and exalted element — its intense and erotically charged relationship — and extracts his own electrifying cinematic insinuations from Hemingway's literary ones.

Their glistening evergreen leaves have remarkable qualities to note during the wintry months.

It's a remarkable thing to note, given the near universal acceptance of this connection, including among most of the attendees at this conference.

It was remarkable enough to note that polls were giving Ms Le Pen a good chance of making it into the second round, by eliminating one or other of the mainstream presidential candidates from the left or the right.

Among the remarkable things to note from this latest horror plunge is that Facebook were higher than after the Cambridge Analytica data debacle impacted the stock price earlier this year.

You are saying: I am not remarkable enough to note with the taking of a single digital photograph, but this pure innocent dog or cat is.