Sentence examples for which is a remarkable from inspiring English sources

(I heard the sound of his computer keyboard deterministically clacking away throughout both, which is a remarkable negative achievement in "All Is Lost," given its near-total lack of dialogue).

Which is a remarkable feat, what with the Internet and all.

Par for Bradley, which is a remarkable up and down given where his second shot left him.

Exports of wood products from Vietnam also grew rapidly, amounting to 84% of the displacement, which is a remarkable feature of the forest transition in Vietnam.

His "horned sphere," which is a remarkable deformation of the usual sphere, shows that the topology of three-dimensional space is very different from two-dimensional space.

This crowd management nets out at a hundred and three stories, which is a remarkable number considering that there are still twenty-eight years, and counting, to go.

At the same point in 2013, just under 1.5 million had voted – which was a remarkable figure already.

After 1984, which was a remarkable recruiting year for all the services, the Navy slipped in attracting men who graduated from high school.

As home secretary, he largely managed to keep Thatcherism out of the Home Office, which was a remarkable achievement, but everywhere else he did little for the causes he favoured - occasionally, indeed, opposing them.

In the end, Ajax might be rather frustrated that they didn't win, which is a relatively remarkable state of affairs.

Which is a pretty remarkable offer.