Sentence examples for sort of remarkable from inspiring English sources

"The complexity of these hydrocarbons is sort of remarkable," he said.

But in the 112th Congress, what they are is sort of remarkable.

It is sort of remarkable that Jackson walked seven batters and is leaving with the score 1-0.

One big society wedding could pay the bills and rent for a year, but even so, it's sort of remarkable that Nunez hung in there.

There's content — intellectual content, social content, artistic content, political content — but the very act of making these sort of remarkable things and his drawing capacity made a kind of new language".

"It's sort of remarkable that economically they have managed to survive and Gerardo has managed to excel," says Castillo-Chavez.

He promised all sorts of remarkable things for prisons in that interview, but never really delivered".

Phthalatophobia, a subcategory of chemophobia (the fear of chemicals), led the media to make all sorts of remarkable claims in 2007, none more ballsy, perhaps, than Time magazine's decision to advance puberty beyond the bounds of biological plausibility with the claim, in September, that inhaling phthalates from air fresheners could decrease sperm levels in infants.

It's a moment that's equal parts exorcism and entertainment, but Mary's indulging in high drama, not mere histrionics – the sort of moving, remarkable performance that proves her a true queen of soul.

"Well, the difference is ISIS actually quoted me accurately compared to The New York Times," he told a laughing Steve Doocy, "which is sort of a remarkable comment on the state of the media today".

(That said, it's worth mentioning a final reel shot of remarkable gristle; the sort of thing that may linger more vividly in the minds of any 12-year-olds cadging on the classics than the actual plot).