Sentence examples for too remarkable to from inspiring English sources

The buyers said that the prospect of winning, while remote, was too remarkable to pass up.

On the other hand, the tell-tale 11-year variations in climate records are too remarkable to ignore.

It feels too remarkable to be true, but that appears to be the case".

In case you don't know, this boneheaded theory claims that the human body is simply too remarkable to have come into being through millions of years of haphazard evolution, and that some super-intelligent deity must have been the engineering wizard behind the miracle of our anatomies.

The finding of more infections in the ropivacaine group might be a coincidence, but it is too remarkable to be neglected and should be followed up in other studies.

It's not going to be easy, but Indonesia is too big and too untapped too "remarkable"–to stay undiscovered forever.

It was all too remarkable for me to feel hungry, but I tried to eat, wanting to fit in.

Whatever the answers, after this show, the Jewish imprint on 20th-century photography, and on art in general, would seem to be too remarkable and contentious a topic to be ignored by scholars much longer.

"Her death stings, because it is unfair, because Sarah Burke was too young and too smart and too pretty and too warm and too well-liked and too remarkable, as an athlete, to leave us so soon," he wrote.

If you're wondering what kind of people can spend three days waiting in line, and then drop $260 on a pair of sneakers, it turns out they're not too remarkable in anything but their dedication to shoes.

But Miss Bhutto could not hope to write as bad a book as General Musharraf's: her story is too remarkable and too moving.