Sentence examples for left remarkably from inspiring English sources
It left remarkably few psychological scars.
We spend more time boarding airplanes and entering government buildings, but all in all 9/11 has left remarkably little imprint on the economy.By contrast, the 2008 crisis has had much longer-lasting reverberations than I expected.
It would be wrong to suggest that the new group of Democrats is following in the footsteps of Mr. Espada — after all, he left remarkably big footprints, pilfering money meant to help poor sick people and using it instead to buy things like lobster dinners, luxury cars and spa treatments for himself — but it would be dumb not to assume that they would get big helpings of pork.
The twenty-five years have left him remarkably unworn; he has bright green eyes, a full head of hair, and a broad smile that alternates between seraphic and pained.
A home-grown one is not subject to any such political caveats.The administration left itself remarkably little wiggle-room in the mandate that it gave Dr Cicerone.
He and other advisers highlighted one reading that would be encouraging under normal conditions: the waves of urgent selling have left stocks remarkably cheap by longtime benchmarks.
Just about all the plucky good guys wind up killing someone, an act of moral extremity that leaves them remarkably unclouded.
However, this level is only 69.6%, leaving a remarkably high overall mean proportion of North African and Jewish ancestry forming the remainder.
In this cold and rainy capital, just an hour's drive from the contested Golan Heights, the suspension of peace talks with Israel has left many Syrians remarkably unmoved.
Although it is not often recognized as a vehicle for future economic competitiveness and prosperity, No Child Left Behind is remarkably attuned to the needs of students who we want to succeed in a competitive world.
When Donald Trump won the presidency and inherited those wars and that capital, there was, in a sense, no one left in the remarkably bankrupt political universe of Washington but those generals.
