Sentence examples similar to precisely remarkable from inspiring English sources

"Being able to provenance any archaeologically significant rock so precisely is remarkable," he said.

His performance is remarkable precisely because you realize that his character is not.

The results were remarkable, precisely because, as Denardo was finding his way into his instrument, the role of the drums became more ornamental and coloristic.

But the visits by Ms. Rice — which have produced two days of scathing sound bites from her Republican detractors — are remarkable precisely because they are so premature.

A remarkable, precisely timed release of hyperglycemic hormone from endocrine cells in the gut is associated with ecdysis in the crab Carcinus maenas.

The consistent winner that Popovich has maintained – with a huge assist from general manager RC Buford – is so remarkable precisely because it is a consistent winner.

Its conclusions (or lack of them) are remarkable, precisely because of its devastating but wry inconsequentiality – something one is supposed to learn later in life.

But these protests were remarkable precisely for their rarity.Perhaps it is fitting, then, that this grim train journey came after a day spent conducting interviews about Brazil's controversial efforts to quash hyperinflation in the late 1980s and early 1990s.

What makes an artist like Picasso so remarkable is precisely the depth and breadth of his eclectic imagination, which can't be reduced to a single source.

And you feel the expressive impact of these remarkable passages precisely because they come within the framework of this gigantic symphonic design.

Research suggests that the typical American jury acts in precisely this way, a remarkable accomplishment that is taken for granted in this country.