Sentence examples for mercifully remain from inspiring English sources

Judges, mercifully, remain more dictatorial, more ready to fulfil their function which is to give a judicial decision, whether or not it is in accord with what the lay person who appears before them may want.

Tourists glimpse only a tiny fraction of every island that they visit; beyond the pre-planned trails, the Galapagos, mercifully, remain as they have always been - wild, untamed and mysterious: beyond imagination and beyond reach.

(I pass over in silence his 1970 comedy, "Leo the Last" -- which is even worse -- only because it was practically unseen at the time and has mercifully remained so since).

Her musical powers, mercifully, have remained untouched by her disease.

But now Cocker is back, Pop's been given his own show and my loyalties remain mercifully untested.

The offence was added to several prior arrests for civil disobedience in New York.Notwithstanding that, and although his chances of becoming president remain mercifully small, Mr Sharpton decided this week to run for the Democratic nomination.

Anyway, Mr Obama himself asserted in his speech at the memorial service that partisan rancour did not cause the killing.Threats against congressmen do seem to have become more numerous in recent years, although actual attacks remain mercifully rare.

Until then, we shall mourn the victims of these atrocities wherever they may occur and go about our lives undeterred, for these events remain mercifully rare.

Day after surrendering day, the flawed piano remained mercifully silent.

Mercifully, with 10 41 remaining in the second quarter, Jackson entered the game.

Yet since a statement issued through his agents, that to all intents and purposes announced his intention to walk around Old Trafford with a sandwich board proclaiming his availability for work, he has remained mercifully mute in football terms.