Sentence examples for Remarkably interesting from inspiring English sources

Hirshfeld "brings forth a large and mostly unfamiliar cast of remarkably interesting characters.

And the Fed was doing some remarkably interesting things about unclogging arteries.

"The trouble with the Union Square building is that it's not remarkably interesting," Mr. Allen said.

But others, I guarantee, will find EVERY article remarkably interesting and informative.

"Born Rich," however, is a modest, narrowly focused hour of television that manages to be quite fair and remarkably interesting.

The remarkably interesting, far-ranging wines (from Europe, North and South America, South Africa and Australia) are another reason Fat Cat is no ordinary pizzeria.

And, like Mondrian, Steinbach's work still feels remarkably fresh and interesting.

They are palpably interesting, remarkably even-tempered people; even having their heads chopped off doesn't rattle them much.

The The Huntington Herald said the film was a "remarkably fresh and interesting subject" and it described the film as a Scottish ballad.

The coevolution of Plasmodium, the parasite that causes malaria, with its mosquito and vertebrate hosts make malaria a remarkably complex and interesting topic for study, and there is abundant research literature to draw from in supplementing students' exploration of the topic.

Within a short walk from the museum, there are about a dozen interesting, and remarkably toothsome, dining options: from Korean to Romanian to Japanese to Irish.