Sentence examples similar to but even remotely from inspiring English sources

But anyone even remotely acquainted with Wagner knows that is not his style.

But anyone even remotely interested in Klein will want at least to leaf through this handsome book.

Dre's mother and father were angered but not even remotely surprised by the events that unfolded on the show (a jury decided to not indict a cop who'd killed an unarmed black teenager; protests and riots followed).

It's fine to view them and various of their editorial decisions with distaste; but people even remotely tempted to sympathise with Thiel's imperious "philanthropy" claim should wonder if they'll apply the same designation when the next angry billionaire follows his lead and sets out to destroy a media outlet they respect.

But everyone even remotely associated with the U.S. airline industry knows exactly what he meant: oil prices already are way up this year - more than 50% vs. a year ago.

But anyone even remotely interested in researching the unabashed history of Mary Lillian Ellison will quickly discover how women's history in 2018 is still being haunted by its past.

It's more like Jackass, but not even remotely as funny, and the people involved nowhere near as lovable.

All fulfilling work, but not even remotely what we had been expecting for the three months leading up to the trip.

Here's the part where you say, "What woman wouldn't have chemistry with George Clooney?" But Farmiga (mostly recently wasted in Orphan) reinforces her status as one of the best finds among movie leading ladies in recent years--gorgeous, but not even remotely perfect, and a champ at doing both carnal banter and real-deal emotions.

There are constant reports of sightings, but few seem even remotely believable.

"The price was $2, but was that even remotely fair?" Mr. Dimon asked.