Sentence examples for remarkably felt from inspiring English sources

David – who, remarkably, felt like he had to respond to that avalanche of nonsense – said: "There does seem to be a difference in opinion and one or two people have said to me that they think it looks like a crucifix, but everyone else has been so enthusiastic.

David who, remarkably, felt like he had to respond to that avalanche of nonsense said: "There does seem to be a difference in opinion and one or two people have said to me that they think it looks like a crucifix, but everyone else has been so enthusiastic.

The pilot, he explains, thinks that the plane will plummet into the water but then, remarkably, feels it rise.

Beyond the headline-friendly findings about young people turning their backs on God, the Pew report is remarkably feel-good.

Remarkably, it felt small scale.

The experience is as luxuriant and intoxicating as a theme park ride; more remarkably, it feels like a real movie, as if the flights of giant birds, the stampede of herds and the ruminant movements of leaf-eaters were all being captured by a camera, rather than generated inside a computer.

(Well, all but one, which expressly asked us not to write about what it's working on. We'll just tell you that it's a kind of social network and, remarkably, it feels fresh).

The working situation felt remarkably like an embed.

Mine felt remarkably soft and smooth, even after a shower that night.

Later that night, I put my hand on my wife's growing baby bump and felt remarkably calm.

Really no need: they were dotted with ice-melting pellets, and he felt remarkably normal, considering where he had been.