Sentence examples for remarkably intact from inspiring English sources

It's remarkably intact today, a vast menacing pile of stone.

Michael Beschloss, presidential historian, said, "It's remarkably intact".

His main aim is to document a country-house enclave that is remarkably intact.

In the case of MacNeice, however, the integrity of the poems survives remarkably intact.

His voice was remarkably intact and strong, whether Petty was singing or even just speaking.

There are some interesting Roman remains too, including a remarkably intact theatre.

Despite these new mythic contents, however, the classic cosmological structure was kept remarkably intact.

His dream for Zlin would eventually die, but the buildings survive remarkably intact, many protected as national landmarks.

Ten miles from downtown Portland, Ore., Sauvie Island is one such remarkably intact, almost willfully independent place.

It was destroyed by one of the many earthquakes that the island suffers, but the Venetian castle remains remarkably intact.

When Milosevic was removed from power, in 2000, the climate of corruption that he had fostered remained remarkably intact.