Sentence examples for remarkably normal from inspiring English sources

Inside the office, things looked remarkably normal.

Really no need: they were dotted with ice-melting pellets, and he felt remarkably normal, considering where he had been.

In the 2001 leadership contest, Norman Tebbit described Duncan Smith as "a remarkably normal family man with children" – a perfectly innocent statement of fact, Tebbit insisted.

Although the plasticity of Christina's brain in the years following surgery has enabled her to live a remarkably normal life, other aspects of her experience have been hard.

"People did keep coming in just a very shoet time after the terrorist attacks," he said, "and all aspects of the sales patterns were remarkably normal".

"It's not easy to compete with someone like Shimon Peres," Mr. Katsav mused in a pre-election interview with The Jerusalem Post, whose reporter found him "remarkably normal".

Moreover, auxK47/auxD128 flies carrying both Pglqf+ and PgChc+ had remarkably normal-appearing eyes (97% wild-type ommatidia) (Fig. 3C,I).

The hydrogen bonding in polymer solutions leads to deviate remarkably from normal solutions behaviors.

Internal O2 concentration is high during photosynthesis, and chloroplasts are particularly prone to generate ROS; therefore, these cytotoxic ROS can remarkably disrupt normal metabolism through oxidative damage of lipids, nucleic acids, and proteins.

Remarkably, human normal OSE present both epithelial and mesenchymal phenotypes [4], [5] whereas they often lose mesenchymal characteristics and increase E-cadherin protein levels as these normal epithelial cells become malignant [4], [9], [11], [13], [14].

Using an isoform-specific knockout mouse, we show that hair cells expressing only the small isoform remarkably develop normal stereocilia bundles.