Sentence examples for By remarkably from inspiring English sources

under different circumstances and are covered by remarkably different trade rules.

But the city's ability to get the numbers any lower is undermined by remarkably weak federal and state gun laws around the country.

Most are ignored by scurrying passers-by.It is a similar story in the rest of the country, with election rallies attended by remarkably few.

Her night of soul-searching is heralded by remarkably sensual, passionate music, fit for a hedonist converted by a lustful monk.

But in the age of recording, when so many recordings and performances by remarkably accomplished musicians sound fundamentally similar, there's a level of amazement that arises from those musicians whose performances like Gould's are almost always unlike anyone else's.

Her physical presence was distinctive, her often-imitated voice filled with the vowels of a well-bred New Englander, and her sharp-planed face defined by remarkably high cheekbones.

The analysis was not helped by a remarkably steep year-by-year increase in call frequencies.

The private sector, on the other hand, is plagued by a remarkably inefficient landscape of a million mom-and-pop shops served by complex layers of re-sellers.

You can get by with remarkably few varieties of herbs and spices.

Mr. Bush comes across as by nature remarkably cheerful, relaxed and free of neurosis or inner conflict.

Or another one of a fortunate group that is bucking the trend by publishing remarkably fat September issues.