Sentence examples for remarkably now from inspiring English sources

All three works look remarkably "now".

She is running for New York City District Attorney and, remarkably, now supports Rockefeller Drug Law reform.

That, remarkably, is now the second fastest 100m time of any athlete competing at the world championships – and means he is now a genuine medal contender in Moscow.

Elon Musk has dubbed the internal combustion engine, powered as it is by thousands of small explosions inside its cylinders, a "remarkable kludge". Automotive engineers have indeed made modern gasoline and diesel engines perform remarkably -- but now the limits are being reached.

But his ideas, in their way, are remarkably relevant now.

The original Ken looks remarkably fashionable now -- memo to Fashion Insider Ken.

Why are they so remarkably low now?There is no doubt that world trade is slowing down.

Our actions seem remarkably quaint now, and not just because of our innocence about the ways of the world.

Remarkably, Stoke now have a better home record than Chelsea and are defying the experts who had them down as certainties for relegation.

Those who said those things are remarkably quiet now, and the air is filled with a chorus of I-told-you-so's.

Although he was 29 years old when he made his movie debut, remarkably he now has more than 100 movies to his name.