Sentence examples similar to a remarkably rose from inspiring English sources

The phrase "a remarkably rose" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a misphrasing, as "remarkably" is an adverb and should modify a verb or an adjective, not a noun like "rose."
Example: "She received a remarkably beautiful rose from her admirer."
Alternatives: "an exceptionally beautiful rose" or "a notably lovely rose."

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Yet Baudolino, not unlike The Name of the Rose, appealed to a remarkably similar readership.

Put a drop or two in a glass of lemonade for a remarkably refreshing summer drink — or make a rose martini in the same manner.

Henry Louis Gates Jr was born in Piedmont, West Virginia in 1950, a remarkably integrated part of the South, which he hymns in his rose-tinted memoir, Coloured Folks.

A remarkably analytical sensibility.

15 "a remarkably good day".

It's a remarkably effective partnership.

This is a remarkably efficient operation.

Humans are a remarkably resourceful species.

That's a remarkably high percentage.

It is a remarkably similar story.

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