Sentence examples for act remarkably from inspiring English sources

These commercialized Mexicans look, dress and act remarkably like, well, Texans at the Houston Galleria rather than denizens of the traditional marketplaces so beloved by tourists and writers.

In particular, different lineages deriving from the same WGD act remarkably similarly as replicates of the same evolutionary "experiment" over hundreds of millions of years.

Everyone celebrates and it's so touching I actually almost cried (because at least this segment is actually shot and acted remarkably well) until I realized that they were celebrating being second place in an unofficial poll.

But, like next month's weather, the outcome of this simple act is remarkably difficult to forecast – particularly if the dice is cast on to a rigid surface.

For they like to think they could have designed a better world in which everyone has complete freedom to act, but remarkably no-one would freely choose to harm another.

They discovered that the calcite crystals of the skeleton act like remarkably regular lenses, 40 to 50 micrometers across.

The mechanism by which sapacitabine acts differs remarkably from the mechanism by which these two analogs act.

The appeals court also criticized the current mining act for being "remarkably sweeping".

Since the introduction of the Death With Dignity Act in 1997, remarkably few people have actually "gone the Oregon way" - only 431 (one death in 1,000).

But Hezbollah has acted in a remarkably restrained and disciplined manner, and there has been little in the way of reprisals.

In 1984, the UK government's Montgomery committee concluded not only that "opportunities should be taken whenever possible to consolidate, develop and extend the powers of island councils", but, more remarkably, "acts of parliament should include a position to vary the application to the islands areas".