Sentence examples for Remarkably vast from inspiring English sources

Remarkably, vast passages of the conspiracy the federal authorities described — the talk of killing Jews, the testing of the men's would-be weaponry — played out on a veritable soundstage of hidden cameras and secret microphones, and involved material provided by the Federal Bureau of Investigation.

The implication is not only that it is distinct from other "Worlds" (including, presumably, the "Western World"), but also that its inhabitants are the same wherever they are found across a remarkably vast geography, and of whatever walk of life they may be, while attributes such as complexity, diversity, and heterogeneity are the monopoly of The West.

Since tulips are fairly popular flowers, both small, local garden centers and larger chains are likely to sell tulip bulbs, but the selection of species may not remarkably vast.

Even more remarkably, the vast majority of the 170 members who voted for the first substitute also voted for the second.

Remarkably, the vast majority of the β1 integrin-positive cells was lacZ-positive suggesting that in most cells only one β1 floxed allele was deleted.

Remarkably, a vast majority of molecules identified using this yeast-based assay were also active against mammalian prion ex vivo in various mammalian cell-based assays ([29] [31] and D. V. and M. B. unpublished results) and in vivo for the few that were tested (Tribouillard-Tanvier et al. in press).

Remarkably, these vast differences only originated from single point mutations of HRP C1A and consequent changes in surface N-glycosylation.

Remarkably, the vast majority of xylose-sensitive mutants could be rescued by the addition of pXYLA or pXYLA, XKS1 plasmid.

Remarkably, the vast majority of the conserved pairs of gene sequences found among pairs of species could be mapped on homoeologous chromosomes (Additional file 10).

Remarkably the vast majority of these proteins show a similar expression pattern that is, up/downregulation in WM vs CLL or MZL hinting again to the fact that WM harbors a distinct proteome entity versus these two other closely considered LPDs.

It's remarkably intact today, a vast menacing pile of stone.