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remarkable

[ri-mahr-kuh-buhl] / rɪˈmɑr kə bəl /


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The remarkable part is that no matter whether Stidham or Maye comes out on top Sunday, they could run into yet another quarterback who once was a candidate to replace Brady.

From The Wall Street Journal

“The talent exists around Long Beach and the neighboring communities of folks who are just world-class experts in the aerospace sectors is truly, truly remarkable,” Grimm said.

From Los Angeles Times

The spate of moves is made all the more remarkable by the caliber of some of the coaches now looking for new jobs.

From The Wall Street Journal

But what makes the TV experience of football so remarkable is how “casual interest” is more than enough to generate an illogically deep level of satisfaction.

From Los Angeles Times

At a meeting in Darlington last month, Streeting said he had been inspired by the families' "remarkable courage and tireless campaigning while they were suffering unimaginable grief".

From BBC