Sentence examples for somehow remarkable from inspiring English sources

However, you can apply for TED Conference membership, which costs $6,000 per year, if you can show that you're somehow remarkable.

I felt soothed by the ordinary yet somehow remarkable knowledge that these luminous figures were far from immune to the pain of unrequited love and the humiliation of rejection (spotlight, here, on Anais Nin and Gore Vidal).

But it is somehow remarkable, that in contrast to patients with other chronic diseases, the cancer patients had lower scores for HuP and USP than healthy subjects.

But the grand mystery of computerkind makes the act of typing somehow more remarkable to her.

But Mr Inglis's achievement feels somehow more remarkable, given that his shtick was dressing up in a People's Liberation Army uniform and singing communist revolutionary songs.

Murray spanks a forehand behind Monfils, who somehow produces a remarkable flicked cross-court backhand, taking Murray by surprise, who blocks his backhand past the baseline.

The photo spread shows a bikini-clad young woman whose face, in its Stepford-like innocence, seems contradicted somehow by the remarkable authority of her body.

But it is remarkable, somehow managing to taste like the first time you had KFC, a weird, mesmerising return to the palate of childhood, only better.

Finally, in his continuing campaign to rehabilitate Ross from posthumous caricature as a bumpkin who somehow achieved his remarkable magazine in spite of himself, Thomas Kunkel has followed up a biography, "Genius in Disguise," with a thick volume of guided missives, "Letters From the Editor: The New Yorker's Harold Ross".

The entire discussion of "women in the workplace" should be treated as ridiculous on its face because it assumes that our presence is somehow new or remarkable, as if we haven't been working for the entirety of human history.

Her flaws are never excused but are somehow extenuated by her remarkable courage and resiliency.