Sentence examples for always remarkably from inspiring English sources

His pre-Games assessment of the chances of Britain's hopefuls was always remarkably accurate.

Times were always remarkably tough for Poe during his short life, and the same has been true for these houses in Poe's afterlife.

Opposition parties are always remarkably keen on greater government transparency, but this enthusiasm mysteriously tends to diminish once they actually gain power.

For all of the rage that Roosevelt and Churchill sporadically vented at him, in his official statements he was always remarkably clear-headed about what France owed to the guys who had done most of the hardest fighting.

Commanders directing these submarines, bombers, and surface ships were always remarkably well informed on the travels of tankers bound for the Spanish Republic.

Fisher, who struggled with substance-abuse issues for much of her life, was one of the industry's leading advocates for mental health, and was always remarkably frank about her own trials and tribulations — Meryl Streep portrayed Fisher's battles with addiction in "Postcards from the Edge," the 1990 movie written by Fisher and inspired by the semi-autobiographical novel of the same name.

New York has always been remarkably resilient".

"His accounts have always been remarkably correct," noted one writer.

You always seem remarkably present as an actor.

For this reason, conservatism has always been remarkably dynamic.

Police raids on the Riche have always been remarkably unsuccessful, though frequent in the 1920s.