Sentence examples for a remarkably limited from inspiring English sources

Most big illusions, similarly, involve a remarkably limited, though resourcefully manipulated, arsenal of mirrors and lights.

Following conformational refinement it was found that the experimental data had constrained the solution structure to a remarkably limited and well-defined set of conformations (Fig. 2), principally due to the behavior identified at the two glycosidic linkages and the R2 ribose ring pucker.

If so, he had a remarkably limited imagination.

Updated at 5.02pm BST 4.31pm BST Stephen Barclay MP says the BBC Trust appears to be taking a "remarkably limited" view of the royal charter to say that this prevented trustees from making determinations on severance payments.

A visit to Wal-Mart stores in Oakland and Mountain View revealed a remarkably limited selection, a narrow worldview and a political bent that can be summed up best with two words: Glenn Beck.

This may partially explain why the GRNs of yeast and GM12878 have a remarkably limited number of feedback loops of any size.

True, the menu is remarkably limited: $6 pulled-pork sandwiches and a $14 pork plate with braised greens, corn bread and red beans.

Pitt's experience was remarkably limited.

And the nuclear diffusion that has transpired has had remarkably limited, perhaps even imperceptible, consequences.

Yet despite all the commentary, the range of viewpoints Americans are offered is remarkably limited.

But for the most part public interest and understanding of what American soldiers do on our behalf remains remarkably limited in wars that go mostly untelevised and undernoticed.