Sentence examples for remarkably far from inspiring English sources

The technology for doing this has progressed remarkably far, but not yet far enough.

Their work was illegal, and rather remarkably far ahead of the real-world cloning of Dolly the sheep, in Edinburgh, in 1996.

Indeed, Mr Whedon will surely be showing off these talents in his next venture a very low budget adaptation of "Much Ado About Nothing", which might seem remarkably far removed from the cosmic tag-wrestling of "The Avengers" were it not for the sensibility that will unite them.

But Le, on the back of slow but real market reforms in a still tangibly communist nation, has gone remarkably far.

Remarkably, far more students -- 259,789 -- took the AP psychology exam.

Even the big war of the era, Desert Storm in 1991, seemed remarkably far away.

It sounds as if he's already paying homage to Joe Strummer with his sparse and slurring musical style, but he looks remarkably cherubic, far from the pale and hollow cheeks of his latter-day image.

Recording each sound is remarkably easy — far more so than I expected, actually.

We recently had the opportunity to visit the Leuven hospital and were surprised to see their protocol, which is remarkably concise, far from complex, and consequently very easy to follow.

The remarkably interesting, far-ranging wines (from Europe, North and South America, South Africa and Australia) are another reason Fat Cat is no ordinary pizzeria.

He has been remarkably reticent thus far.