Sentence examples for sound remarkable from inspiring English sources

WERE it not for Osama bin Laden, an Arab eccentric with heretical religious beliefs who was little known beyond a clique of kindred fanatics, drifters, crooks and journalists, the attacks of September 11th 2001 would not have happened and neither, perhaps, would the war on terror.That might sound remarkable.

Whilst this kind of trial may not sound remarkable, in some ways it's one of the more challenging steps toward proving that the X-47B, which weighs in at 20,000 kg (44,000 lb) and has a 20m (62 ft) wing span, is ready for flight.

She sounds remarkable.

It sounds remarkable.

Nowadays, that doesn't sound too remarkable.

The warmth and richness of the Berlin Philharmonic's sound were remarkable, as always.

If the accomplishments of the New York International Festival of the Arts no longer sound so remarkable, that is because many of them have become an accepted part of New York's cultural life.

In the context of Lynchburg, Virginia, Falwell's military metaphors sound less remarkable than they might elsewhere, for Virginia has a strong military tradition, and over the years the counties around Lynchburg have sent more than their fair share of volunteers and recruits into the armed forces.

Fernando Torres stepped away from two men to strike a low shot into the bottom corner away from Marc-André ter Stegen that gave Atlético the lead here and made it 1-1 on aggregate, which may not sound particularly remarkable except that when the ball hit the net, only 38 seconds had passed.

Sit back and enjoy big, realistic sound including remarkable bass from the built-in powered subwoofer.

Being a dating app specifically designed for gay women may not sound too remarkable — but in fact the gay female dating scene is spectacularly badly served, says founder and CEO Robyn Exton.