Sentence examples for acting remarkably from inspiring English sources
He praised them for acting "remarkably responsibly by urging total calm, by not wanting to have any provocation".
"Readers could roll up the magazine and, using a pre-cut slot, insert their iPhone into what had become a tube acting as a remarkably powerful iPhone amplifier," Innovations said.
A writer from the Vancouver Sun listed "Beyond the Sea" as one of the best stand alone episodes of the show, saying that Brad Dourif's acting was "remarkably chilling".
He praised the development of the story and the characters but felt that while Maslany's acting was "remarkably strong as both Sarah and Sarah-Being-Beth her performance as Alison... feels a bit shrill".
"What he is saying in essence is they have a right to unrestrained power and if anyone votes in any way other than Liberal or Labor they are acting improperly, which is remarkably arrogant.
Remarkably, genes acting at the most central positions of the network (measured as degree, betweenness, or closeness) are subject to stronger levels of purifying selection than those acting at the network periphery.
Remarkably, genes acting at the center of the PIN tend to be more selectively constrained than those acting at the network periphery, a pattern that has thus far been observed in Escherichia coli, yeasts, worms, flies, and mammals (Fraser et al. 2002; Jordan et al. 2003; Hahn and Kern 2005; Lemos et al. 2005; Davids and Zhang 2008; Alvarez-Ponce 2012).
We have developed a mixed ester of hyaluronan with butyric and retinoic acids (HBR), acting as a differentiating agent, remarkably increasing the yield of cardiomyocytes derived from mouse ES cells [4].
Remarkably, plant cystatins acting as defence proteins have been shown to evolve under strong positive selection in response to cysteine proteases released by phytophagous insects.
Admittedly the part gave Gandolfini full scope for the rageaholic side of his acting personality; but it's a remarkably tender portrayal of childhood angst.
