Sentence examples for remarkably managed from inspiring English sources

While the series remarkably managed to sustain its cast and credibility across four increasingly ambitious features, Francis Lawrence doesn't quite recognize when it's game over.

And the energy, variety and climaxes, which the band has remarkably managed to keep in their gigs well into late middle age, were less conspicuous than usual.

The British Museum has remarkably managed to turn itself from a neglected old London institution to regain its rightful place as one of the world's leading museums.

The music also, remarkably, managed to bring out the dark, unsafe humour you find in Carey's novels, and the orchestra was able to convey agitation, menace and a yearning for reprieve.

If May has remarkably managed to whip up a majority for her deal, the UK will leave the EU under the terms negotiated by the prime minister and her team – including the divisive Irish border backstop.

Vejle Hospital remarkably managed to shorten their intervals even further.

Ms Lawrence remarkably manages to illustrate this complexity in a near-silent performance.

Mr. Rakowski layers the score with astringent, darting, atonal counterpoint in a way that remarkably manages to keep the overlapping textures audible.

What in another context would be a breath-stopping account of a sadistic crime -- Mr. Malouf remarkably manages to make the pity even more stunning than the terror -- here seems more than that.

Remarkably, he managed to do just that.

Remarkably, Friedan managed to write a whole book indicting American society for its attitudes toward women without discussing its laws.