Sentence examples for Remarkably impressed from inspiring English sources
"And the committee has been remarkably impressed.
Douglas also said that he was "remarkably impressed" with Clinton's staff, an assessment that I heard repeated from many sources.
It is doubtful that he would have been overly impressed by the remarkably rancourous debate about religion that has erupted on these shores nearly 370 years later.
The Berkeley students were impressed with the remarkably idiosyncratic means Lisbon and Porto have addressed their waterfronts while "climbing the hillside" behind: the dense layering of their vertical urban development serves as a useful counterpoint to the studio's ultimate resource, the terraced hills of the Douro Valley.
When the founding members of Riyaaz Qawwali approached him for advice, he was impressed by the "remarkably sharp and sensitive men" involved.
An appealing child with a remarkably direct gaze, Ugyen Trinley had impressed his followers with his intelligence and seriousness of purpose.
So far, I've been most impressed by Eddie "the Eagle" Edwards, who dived on Saturday's show: his technique was remarkably good.
But I've been even less impressed by the typical American commentary that criticizes China and Chinese leadership while demonstrating a remarkably obvious ignorance, paranoia, and hypocrisy.
Remarkably, neither Chris Foy nor his assistant saw anything wrong with Neville's challenge, leaving Dorrans and the home crowd far from impressed.
