Sentence examples for adapted remarkably from inspiring English sources

"Simon has adapted remarkably quickly to being back in school," wrote Mr Pexton.

Ruth, who adapted remarkably easily to life both in Africa and the political spotlight, took her place as the mother of the nation during Seretse's life and after.

He has also adapted remarkably well to new communication technologies despite having been around long enough to have earned his Ph.D. in 1967.

They are getting their voice to the outside world at a time when the Syrian regime is forbidding any foreign media from reporting in the country, and they have learned and adapted remarkably quickly.

She adapted remarkably well and got in some true quality time, even — on three legs — continuing her habit of jumping on top of one of the cars to survey our property — kind of like a lion lording over a patch of the Serengeti: But she did fade.

"He's also a very level-headed young man that has adapted remarkably well to the demands of the Championship".

Often found on grasslands susceptible to floods and droughts, the bohor reedbuck can adapt remarkably well to radical seasonal changes and calamities.

Other parents adapt remarkably well, but how this occurs is unknown.

Many animals are excluded from such zones; others have become remarkably adapted to living in them.

Practically unbeatable on slow clay, he won the French Open six times between 1974 and 1981 and remarkably adapted his game to fast grass, adding a sledgehammer serve and underspin approach shot, to win Wimbledon five years running, 1976 80.

The Brown Swiss breed is originally from Switzerland, and are thus remarkably adapted to mountainous and rugged terrain in the Swiss Alps.