Sentence examples for remarkably motivated from inspiring English sources
While there are remarkably motivated teenagers that become parents and still go on to achieve their professional goals, most young parents struggle with cashflow and balancing the need to work with the needs of their child.
But while soldiers lost their innocence in the horrors of battle, most remained remarkably motivated.
I am frequently struck by how instinctually impacted women tend to be by the suffering and misfortune of others, and how remarkably motivated we are to ease that pain and right that misfortune when we have an opportunity to do so.
Remarkably, these motor axons usually reach their targets and understanding how this happens has motivated generations of developmental neurobiologists.
The second part of the Lawrence inquiry, to be published early next year, has the remarkably wide remit of identifying "the lessons to be learned for the investigation and prosecution of racially motivated crimes".
The genesis of the debate, remarkably, was on who deserved blame for the current economic climate and whether opposition to the President's stimulus package was motivated by policy concerns are politics.
It was motivated by observations made in situ by the first author of the written business communication in Vietnamese corporations, not only between Vietnamese people and non-Vietnamese, but, remarkably, also among Vietnamese speakers themselves.
