Sentence examples similar to remarkably honored from inspiring English sources
The academy has been remarkably slow to honor Spielberg, and certainly not for that early quartet of his – Jaws, Close Encounters of the Third Kind, Raiders of the Lost Ark and ET – which rank among the greater glories of American popular cinema.
When the Bolshoi danced "The Bright Stream" — and honored the artists whom Stalin had punished — it demonstrated, remarkably, how modern Russians had accepted both the grim facts and the propagandizing mythology of their Soviet past.
Until November or December, there was remarkably little agreement in Hollywood about which films issued last year would be honored.
Remarkably, just a few years before the HSUS investigation, the Hallmark/Westland plant in question had been honored as a USDA "supplier of the year".
I'm honored to honor him".
The choreography, rooted in tradition, flowers in remarkably imaginative new ways, and while it honors the past, this Australian company also makes pointed comments on contemporary Aboriginal life.
Jerash is a remarkably well-preserved Greek-Roman city with a grand gateway built to honor the Emperor Hadrian's arrival in A.D. 129, as well as temples, baths and colonnaded streets.
More remarkably, Ogle introduces the whole strategy as a way "to help teachers honor what children bring to each reading situation" (p. 564) -- a striking contrast with the nothing-matters-but-the-text-itself ideology that informs the ELA Common Core standards.
You had to honor the honor code.
