Sentence examples for somewhat remarkable from inspiring English sources

The drive was somewhat remarkable, given the circumstances.

At 340 pounds, it is somewhat remarkable that Taft exceeded the life expectancy of his time.

He was an ordinary-looking boy with brown hair and somewhat remarkable gray eyes.

INSIDE PITCH The Mets released their schedule for 2001 yesterday, and it is somewhat remarkable.

That history makes every video clip showing tens of thousands of protesters packed into Hama's central Assi Square somewhat remarkable.

That is somewhat remarkable, given how much pressure the players are under, but there are reasons for such steadiness.

You expect an autobiography to be somewhat self-obsessed, but the centrality of Cain in Cain's worldview is still pretty remarkable.

Bartman, as far as anyone knows, has not been back to Wrigley Field since, continuing to live his life in a remarkable, somewhat self-imposed exile that shows no signs of abating.

And while the sheer imaginative scale of Mr. Malick's enterprise is breathtaking, the precision of his eye and ear is even more remarkable, though somewhat less remarked upon.

Mr. Ruta was overwhelmed by what he saw, and somewhat saddened that such remarkable work could be out of the public's view.

It's remarkable, and somewhat reassuring, that two women with documented evidence of their love affairs with the president of the United States took so long to let anyone see it.