This, no doubt, is true of any really great statesman, but it was remarkably so of Abraham Lincoln.
The better question, then as now, would have been "Which side are you on?" It's been a long time since this question has been relevant to any American election cycle, but remarkably, with so many candidates claiming the mantle of change, it has become so in this one.
But Colorado is one of the most generous, remarkably so for a state not always known for caring for the environment.
Shortlisted authors' sales rise remarkably, so they're OK.
Greenwald consented and, remarkably, so did United's board.
The humility is undeniable, though, remarkably so for a professional showoff.
It is also quick and succinct, remarkably so when contemplating divine power.
"Remarkably so and hardly any," Ginny had said at the last appointment.
An official departure date has not yet been set, but Mr Orszag is likely to leave by July.His tenure has been short, though not remarkably so.
So far, he has been pretty reticent, remarkably so given that in his re-election campaign last year he emphasised the need for reform.
Spatial scales showed that the average size of homogeneous patches dominated with the urbanized and urbanizing areas increased remarkably, so did the extent and magnitude of hot spots.
