Sentence examples for remarkably and from inspiring English sources

Knowing the source of the piece is remarkably and instructively not helpful.

Remarkably, and for reasons that are still unclear, this process — called ketosis — has an antiepileptic effect.

Dr. Beadle's results showed that maize and teosinte were without any doubt remarkably and closely related.

Marx's vision of communist society is remarkably (and perhaps intentionally) vague.

One or two of them already project remarkably and with apparently full motivation.

"You need a warmth with the actors – she has that remarkably, and they like working with her".

Indeed, conventional protectionism of the tariff and quota kind has been remarkably, and blessedly, quiescent in recent years.

Mr. Giordano remarkably and movingly portrays the hesitant groping toward warmth that works beneath the pair's emotional disabilities.

It's good news because, remarkably, and against all odds, Manchester (who died in 2004) wrote an extraordinary book.

"The level of violence has come down remarkably, and what remains is primarily organized crime and family violence," the general said.

"Remarkably and uniquely, 1978 comes down to us as the year in which Yankee news management failed completely, and a very rugged Yankee baseball team did not".