Sentence examples for adjusted remarkably well from inspiring English sources

"He transitioned from great tradition of picture magazines to an era of smaller formatted newsweeklies and adjusted remarkably well, taking risks, and nurturing a new generation of dynamic photographers," Mr. Pledge said.

She adjusted remarkably well.

Alliss's verdict: "After all the furore about changing clubs and equipment I think he's managed to adjust remarkably well.

She is remarkably well adjusted, happy in her new home and happy at school.

But Ms. Garcia, 32, has emerged from all of this remarkably well adjusted, with a soft-spoken manner that masks an iron will.

Warmth" is the fact that for a man that has made a living spewing good-natured venom, Mr. Rickles is remarkably well adjusted.

Perhaps he is a little more ruminative than his classmates, given both his closeted sexual nature and his mother's death two years earlier in a car accident, but otherwise he is remarkably well adjusted.

Perhaps the most revealing insight to be gleaned from "Mr. Warmth" is the fact that for a man that has made a living spewing good-natured venom, Mr. Rickles is remarkably well adjusted.

Set in Depression-era North Carolina, this mellow, understated first novel recounts a year in the life of a 10-year-old boy who is remarkably well adjusted, and whose family (for a change) isn't abusive or dysfunctional.

The boy seems remarkably well adjusted, so much so that it suggests the message that life goes on, that children will grow up and they will get by – one I found difficult to accept, perhaps because I realised that, 70 years later, not much has changed.

Ed Bunn, in fact, comes across as remarkably well adjusted after a childhood best described as rather wild.