Sentence examples for remarkably making from inspiring English sources

Like Haneke, Durkin — remarkably, making his first feature — specializes not in apocalyptic grandeur but in the creak and the tinkle of the uncanny.

Here, we will show that promoter leakage has unneglectable influences on bursting kinetics, remarkably making the gene product produce fewer bursts.

Nonetheless, he has — remarkably — made thirty features since 1973.

Still, the rest of "Looper," for all its mayhem, runs like a mad and slightly sad machine, whirring with hints of folly and regret, and the ending, remarkably, makes elegant sense to a degree that eludes most science fictions.

In late 2012, the Department of Health issued the Suicide Prevention Strategy for England, a 57-page document setting out policy priorities which, remarkably, made no reference to gender or to male-specific issues at all.

When they can't, they will latch on to the fact that the YVO is dismissing this misconception and, remarkably, make a hyperbolic headline out of that too.

It's an equal parts grindhouse and art-film that remarkably makes the two hour and 12 minutes sit worthy.

Springborg told me that he thought the Army had initially played its hand remarkably well, making compromises or standing firm as circumstances dictated.

"No change!" Springborg told me that he thought the Army had initially played its hand remarkably well, making compromises or standing firm as circumstances dictated.

The small touchscreen is remarkably sensitive, making it easy to navigate, use the number pad and even send relatively long texts.

And the drug's side effects were remarkably mild, making it a promising prospect for prevention.