Sentence examples for something more remarkable from inspiring English sources

They're from South Carolina, but they also have something more remarkable in common: all are Jews.

There is no shortage of spiders and bats but no evidence of anything else, be it a bear or something more remarkable.

The 31-year-old will attempt something more remarkable this year than just trying to add to his collection of six Olympic medals, including three golds, in London.

College players may not be "student athletes," but they are something more remarkable: students and athletes, who have managed to go to college while working rigorous, full-time jobs.

And as the sky darkened, Mr. Zurofsky looked out his large windows at the streets below and witnessed something more remarkable than rain wash over his fellow New Yorkers: serenity.

But he did something more remarkable: He simultaneously treated Brian as a respected colleague, an equal, often someone to look up to.

In Litchborough something even more remarkable happened.

Meanwhile, "Gilmore Girls" continues doing something even more remarkable than surviving against 'Survivor".

But never mind that, because here is something far more remarkable.

But Cold Chisel achieved something even more  remarkable with Khe Sanh.

In a building near a wind tunnel on the same sprawling site, something even more remarkable is being created.