Sentence examples for remarkably old from inspiring English sources

Grampop was remarkably old, even when Lee was a baby.

These underground galleries, found mostly in France and Spain, also turn out to be remarkably old.

Some of sport's most successful managers apply remarkably old fashioned principles.

Volterra is remarkably beautiful, remarkably old and like all things that are remarkably beautiful and old, it's also remarkably touristy.

More remarkably, old, normal mice injected with osteocalcin just before exercising ran just as far and fast as young, normal mice.

Although these remarkably old ages indicate slow landscape evolution, it is not clear whether this pace is characteristic of the entire Atacama, or only of specific regions, landforms, or landscape elements.

Yet a collective founded to respond to change has just gone remarkably old-school.

At the same time, Ms. Chasen could be remarkably old-fashioned.

"We Shall Remain," a five-part PBS series that retells American history from the Native American perspective, is a remarkably old-fashioned documentary.

Although this seems remarkably old-fashioned, exemptions are only granted to faith schools (where worship will reflect the school's religious character) or if the local Sacre acknowledges that a school's students are mostly of a different faith to Christianity.

This allowed a remarkably old-fashioned agricultural system to survive.