Sentence examples for incredibly rather than from inspiring English sources

Incredibly, rather than calling me a dick, they said they loved my accent.

Incredibly, rather than avoid it, the artists on "Poet" lean into that tension's spine-tingling embrace.

But, incredibly, rather than mocking the Australian billionaire Scientologist (I mean, I ask you), the media coverage has been making fun of Carey.

And incredibly, rather than raising the floor to one level, the entire main floor of the Rite-Aid exists on the footprint of the old theater - meaning you have to walk down the original theater ramps to get to the merchandise!

"We are trying to focus on one thing incredibly well, rather than many things average," Kasriel says.

Somehow it's incredibly charming rather than repugnantly unwatchable.

And — perhaps most incredibly of all— rather than looming around Dillon forever, the lead characters of each season of "Friday Night Lights" have, one by one, moved away from town and been replaced by younger kids.

"If you look at pass interferences, it's incredibly lopsided, 97-98 percent D.P.I. rather than O.P.I.," he said, referring to defensive and offensive pass interference.

"Manorexia" is a cheapening label, making eating disorders sound like a trend, a depersonalised wave of behaviour rather than an incredibly individual condition, the result of thought processes, behavioural patterns and misguided beliefs that change from sufferer to sufferer.

In basic terms, it's the difference between someone who looks in the mirror to check what is right (so incredibly right!) about their appearance, rather than what is wrong.

"So rather than be incredibly frustrated by the lack of women voters in this Synod, I'm going to remain hopeful that we'll have women voting in the next one".