Sentence examples for making remarkably from inspiring English sources

The iPhone is capable of making remarkably good recordings, but its built-in microphone is not.

He later toured climbing sites around the world, making remarkably easy climbs of routes over which others had long labored.

It's worth adding that Hawks had already worked out a way of making remarkably restrained, willfully uninflected images to go with his allusive, nudging way of story-telling.

The nineteen-twenties are regarded as the golden age of college humor magazines, when writers such as James Thurber and Robert Benchley could be found making remarkably unfunny contributions to their pages.

This one on Hungary tells the same gloomy story, this time about the Nabucco pipelineThe Hungary story did make the IHT this week  but in general this steady advance of Russian/Gazprom interests into Europe seems to be making remarkably few waves.

But the episode also highlighted a deeper difference: the McCain campaign team often seemed to make missteps and lurch from moment to moment in search of a consistent strategy and message, while the disciplined and nimble Obama team marched through a presidential contest of historic intensity learning to exploit opponents' weaknesses and making remarkably few stumbles.

He made remarkably few bad works.

For a great artist, he made remarkably little good art.

Mr. DeMarco's letter rejecting the relief plan made remarkably weak arguments.

Mr Major has made remarkably few enemies in his mercurial career.

(People who know insist that the restaurant still makes remarkably little money for such a famous place).