Sentence examples for if remarkably from inspiring English sources

You can't see Russia from the front door, but there are loads of amenities, if remarkably no visible hired help.

If choreography is just dance making, Mr. Wheeldon is skillful, if seldom remarkably individual.

Prior to Eight is Enough, she turned heads in the Tony-winning musical "1776," a breathtaking musical that remains hauntingly if not remarkably relevant today.

This year, perhaps just as remarkably (if less happily), it doesn't include a single musical either.

'Let's get 'em'!" If it sounds remarkably like a witch hunt, that's because it is.

Yet remarkably if they win tomorrow and France beat Scotland, they will finish the championship in third.

There is little chrome, save for a side vent behind the wheels, which are positioned remarkably, if impractically, forward.

If stretching were remarkably effective, athletes would notice its effects right away and everyone would agree on when to stretch and what stretching does.

And remarkably, if they did and held another election, only one-third would want the two "battling Begums" barred from politics.

If Joseph seems remarkably unconcerned about where his future wages will come from, this may be because "The Assistant" describes the last serious job that Walser held before moving to Berlin.

Paul Krugman wonders:If Germany seems remarkably competitive given its high costs, the United States is the reverse; our productivity is high, but we seem consistently bad at exporting — and have all my professional life.