remarkability

The only remarkability about its pattern is a monotonous fidelity to form.

He stood tall with a well-proportioned body; his features were remarkable only for their lack of remarkability.

The speaker was taller than the nondescript man, with black hair, yet shared something of his lack of remarkability.

In that sense, as the Sophists might put it, it was unremarkable in its very remarkability.

"Remarkability," he replies with the certainty that would make Paul Burrell seem like an impartial observer.

Our failings, shortcomings and hesitations, are on display, as are the remarkability of our spirit and energy.

I admit I came to doubt my remarkability, but as long as you were satisfied I did not see fit to question too closely.

The applicant points out, first, that the contested decision improperly deconstructed the trade mark sought and considered it not as a whole, but as a series of elements to which it ascribed various values of distinctiveness or remarkability.

In hopes of narrowing the gap between those who aspire to remarkability and those who've already achieved it, Eikenberry provides plenty of "Now Steps," exercises for evaluating and improving one's position that can be implemented in short order.