Sentence examples for have changed remarkably from inspiring English sources

Some models have changed remarkably little.

It shows that attitudes to women, in particular, have changed remarkably.

And that is where things have changed remarkably, some would say miraculously, for Raymond Lawrence in the last year.

If nothing else, scientists said, the new fossils show that opossums have changed remarkably little since their forebears nested in a T. rex garage.

Since French popular music, unlike our own, seems to have changed remarkably little down the years, it seems pointless, especially as Resnais often opts for short snatches of music rather than whole songs.

The Colts have changed remarkably little since Manning arrived, with the coaching staff, the front office and even much of the roster intact, allowing Manning to fine-tune the complex offense bit by bit, with each of his annual to-do lists.

"The whole music scene has changed remarkably.

THE world of business has changed remarkably in the past quarter century.

Trudeau's working day has changed remarkably little in 40 years.

Inside, the station house has changed remarkably little.

"By all indications, he had changed remarkably," Mr. Hancock said.