Sentence examples for and remarkably enough from inspiring English sources

Binz's record shows he strongly favors renewable over other energy sources," Senator Joe Manchin, Democrat of West Virginia, said, and, remarkably enough, he meant this as an insult.

And, remarkably enough, the earliest full-blown landscape paintings in oil are compositions in which the religious subjects they are supposed to deal with are dispatched in surprisingly minimal fashion.

"Mr. Binz's record shows he strongly favors renewable over other energy sources," Senator Joe Manchin, Democrat of West Virginia, said, and, remarkably enough, he meant this as an insult.

It's worth noting that the average new car sold in the U.S. today gets twenty miles to the gallon, which is virtually the same as it got in 1993, when the Partnership for a New Generation of Vehicles was launched, and — remarkably enough — less than Henry Ford's Model T got when it went on the market, ninety-nine yeago ago last month.

A studio editor who has since passed away named Jim Blakely re-edited the film, and, remarkably enough, Bogdanovich loves the new edit.

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Mitt Romney and Barack Obama, remarkably enough, have called for streamlining the system in similar ways, and John Conyers, a Democrat, and John Chaffetz, a Republican, are sponsoring a recent House bill that would make it easier for small-business owners in the U.S. to get green cards.

In the present review, first, we discuss the genes that cause FAD (familial AD) and FTD as remarkably enough a subset of these genes also encode the proteins within the major lesions that define the two diseases.

Today, remarkably enough, wind and solar are already competitive with fossil fuels for many uses and in many markets.

Sociometry was invented in the early 20th century by Moreno, who also, remarkably enough, founded group psychotherapy and psychodrama.

Remarkably enough for his time and place, he extended his argument to women as well as men -- and proposed that each American be provided an economic stake of 15 pounds to realize their individual potential.