Sentence examples for very remarkable about from inspiring English sources
"For me, there's something very remarkable about it, the support seems quite phenomenal.
It's just that there is nothing very remarkable about Clegg - or anyone else - taking questions from members of the public.
There was nothing very remarkable about the oast houses – despite Restoration Man George Clarke trying to talk them up – nor about the conversion, which was done with minimal fuss and exquisite upper-class good taste.
He added: "What is very remarkable about German history as a whole is that the Germans use their history to think about the future, where the British tend to use their history to comfort themselves … the Germans use it as a challenge to behave better in the future".
At a glance there doesn't seem to be anything very remarkable about a navel orange.
The rise of Drunk History from YouTube clip to Comedy Central tells us something very remarkable and comforting about American culture.
This documentary is about that very remarkable man, the former NSA intelligence analyst and whistleblower Edward Snowden, shown here speaking out personally for the first time about all the staggering things governments are doing to our privacy.
He added, "But of course I have a lot to learn about this company and its very remarkable and specific qualities".
Although he acknowledges that it is "very clever and very precise and very remarkable technology that we're going to hear an awful lot more about".
