Sentence examples for how remarkably from inspiring English sources

How remarkably better I feel.

In fact, what was unexpected about the bursting D.M.V. office was how remarkably pleasant everyone was.

One is how remarkably different the series are; goods and services prices occasionally move in opposite directions.

The first thing to note is how remarkably confident, perhaps even omnipotent, the Tories must be feeling, post-election.

Every morning I paint the sea, and I am always reminded of how remarkably small I am.

How remarkably prescient of me to have bought these deeply unfashionable olive cords from American Apparel seven years ago.

Indeed, the commercial story of the internet is also the story of how a remarkably small number of entrepreneurs have caused a remarkably large amount of upheaval, and reated a quite spectacular amount of value as a result.

At its most grim, it is the story of how a remarkably small group of combatants -- probably just a few thousand soldiers, rebels and so-called janjaweed combined, mostly armed with little more than what might be found in a National Guard armory -- was able to precipitate a tragedy that has pushed more than a million people to the edge of extinction.

Even now, it's still shocking how the remarkably low distribution costs of the web can change a founder's fate overnight.

It's an early warning of how a remarkably powerful and pervasive army of prohibitionists intends to put a serious crimp in America's leisure activities (not to mention the industries which service them).

Stuttering, also known as stammering, has been linked to mutations in the lysosomal enzyme-targeting pathway, but how this remarkably specific speech deficit arises from mutations in a family of general "cellular housekeeping" genes is unknown.