Sentence examples for even, remarkably from inspiring English sources

Some are even remarkably inexpensive.

He goes on to discuss the growing influence of Jews (even, remarkably, in the army), their role in prominent scandals, and the resentment they encountered.

But like Adams's brilliant work, this book, too, is a portrait -- much of it truly interesting, even remarkably so in parts -- of a talented intellectual adrift in America, a man rarely wrong if also all too frequently unheeded.

Rather like Stefani's look of "1950s platinum bombshell meets futuristic Japanese cartoon", No Doubt's sound has remained consistent and feels even remarkably undated, with some modern touches from producer Diplo and samples from his own side-project, Major Lazer.

The best combination ensemble has a recognition rate of 84.13%, which is significantly higher than the 83.64% achieved if only one recognition architecture (HMM or BLSTM) is used for the combination, and even remarkably higher than the 81.26% achieved by the best individual classifier.

As Quora's dimmed star and Digg's demise demonstrate, avoiding these pitfalls is a challenge that even remarkably bright people can easily fail to overcome.

Even more remarkably, some German breweries are now offering IPAs.

Even more remarkably, he reached his destination with considerable speed.

Even more remarkably, Cartwright isn't a sportsman.

Even more remarkably, our results demonstrate a coupling between the two order parameters.

Even today, remarkably few Americans are prepared to select jobs for themselves.