Sentence examples for which seems remarkable from inspiring English sources

All of which seems remarkable, under the circumstances.

That incident seemed like an aberration for Kanté, who is covering an extra 1,000m per game in a Chelsea shirt compared with last season, which seems remarkable.

Well, not seriously harmed, which seems remarkable when you consider the size, heat and intensity of the shocking pit lane fireball that engulfed Jos Verstappen's car during his first scheduled stop at the 1994 German Grand Prix at Hockenheim.

Culturally, it's now like the very idea of taking a risk is seen as bad form, which seems remarkable in a country where the economy essentially revolves around gambling.

What seems more certain is that she's now firmly under the sway of Pierre, which seems remarkable considering her scepticism towards him in the show's earliest episodes – remember how she immediately called him out for not being a doctor in the first episode?

The NEFH methylation mark may be also of clinical interest because it demonstrated independence from both grade as well as status of distant metastasis, which seems remarkable as both factors represent strong classical clinicopathological parameters for the prognosis of disease progression.

The book was well received, which seemed remarkable — in the past, the only thing worse than an American writing about an undeveloped city like Fuling would have been a Japanese touching on the China-Taiwan issue.

THIRTY years ago a serious-minded trumpeter named Wynton Marsalis released his self-titled debut album, which seemed remarkable for a number of reasons — not least his poise, as he had yet to turn 21.

Keane was asked by a French journalist about the play-off and he claimed he had "forgotten about it until you brought it up", which seemed remarkable but also illustrated the narrowness of Ireland's focus on Sweden.

That goes for President Truman's decision to use the atom bomb, which seems so remarkable, but that decision was just a continuation of what was routinely done in WWII.

Something which seems to me remarkable is how unconscious the creative process is.