Sentence examples for yet more remarkable from inspiring English sources

Dark visors covered faces etched in concentration and pain, and bony knees pumped relentlessly, as Jo Rowsell, Laura Trott and Dani King achieved something yet more remarkable.

Superb as these duets are as both dance and drama — Part 2 has a yet more remarkable one for Mr. Mitchell and Ms. Weber — the best parts of "Nearly Ninety" occur in its trios and solos.

Yet more remarkable, at $18, is Altera, which is on a fire sale at 17.5 times free cash flow for fiscal 2005 (ending in December).

Yet even more remarkable – if that were possible – was his radical reordering in Laudato Si of the Catholic Church's longstanding position on the environment.

Yet perhaps more remarkable is the fact their lustre was first restored, at a dusty archaeological site in Iraq, by the novelist Agatha Christie through the patient application of face cream.

At this point, what Schopenhauer has developed philosophically is surely interesting, but we have not yet mentioned its more remarkable and memorable aspect.

More remarkable yet is how his "Socrates"(2010) now seems a true and luminous masterpiece.

Yet what is even more remarkable is that Fuld was rewarded for this lack of foresight.

When you think how stylistically different these three are, the Miamian achievement becomes more remarkable yet.

Yet it is scarcely more remarkable than Ms. Glennie's accomplishment in strictly musical terms.

That this "instant band" (Kimbrough's term) could rely on each other's energy and intensity without putting in a lot of practice made such a show seem even more remarkable, yet Lee found a simple reason for their instantaneous and spontaneous combustion.