Sentence examples for quite remarkably from inspiring English sources
She was quite remarkably good-looking.
"Quite remarkably, it isn't even tattered.
The graph looks quite remarkably different from the UK version.
The associations are enthralling, lucid and quite remarkably unforced.
The second section, Lunette, is quite remarkably beautiful.
In his portrait of an unremarkable widow, Mr. Wright makes her, quite remarkably, van Gogh's muse.
While such pop culture enthralled the English upper classes, high culture was spreading quite remarkably among the masses.
The original (circa 2001) plan called quite remarkably for an unlimited number of casinos, each of unlimited size.
It was quite remarkably balanced across the board, and you would say we are on our way to a reasonably good recovery".
The victories came in the first and fourth Tests, the former feeling as if it was part of a familiar routine, the latter quite remarkably.
He came back, quite remarkably, from a torn ankle ligament to play 87 minutes for Borussia Dortmund against Hanover last Sunday.
