Sentence examples for still more remarkable from inspiring English sources

On Tuesday, the court took a still more remarkable step.

But still more remarkable is Dawkins's next proposal – one that would have shocked Hobbes profoundly.

Still more remarkable – indeed astonishing – is the impression of Michael Jackson singing.

This was a still more remarkable reversal, and consequently even more shattering for Pakistan, than Watkins' single day of glory.

Still more remarkable, this new technology is a return to an obsolete one, at least in concept.

And, after all this, the still more remarkable: the election of a certified intellectual as President, not to mention an African-American one.

More remarkable still, he said, Tamiflu is still the only drug useful against avian influenza, "and we all know that one drug is not adequate to treat any viral disease," he said, noting that multiple drugs are used in AIDS.

Reader Lasse Midttun explains that "Juve made his debut as an international in 1928 and was hired as sports editor of Dagbladet (still Norway's third largest newspaper) the same year". More remarkable still is that he achieved his goal record of 33 in 45 starts despite starting more than half of those matches as a defender.

Success will be more remarkable still.

More remarkable still, the runners were considered somewhat slow.

More remarkable still, we can locate the radical change in money's design that institutionalized capitalism.