Sentence examples for remarkably or from inspiring English sources

Remarkably (or not) much of the Beltway press has bought the line that comparisons between then and now are superficial.

The Kennedys were remarkably (or so it feels today) confident of their ability to come across well when they gave photographers enormous access.

Remarkably — or, really, by this point, predictably — the only times Mitt Romney has brought up the topic of climate change, it has been to mock President Obama for claiming, back in 2008, that he was going to try to do something about it.

However, after IL-pretreatment, the intensity of crystalline peaks at 14.8°, 16.3°, 22.7° and 34.5° decreased remarkably or even disappeared with a flat and broad peak remained at around 20.7° (curve b).

Yet remarkably (or not), leading ratings agencies S&P and Moody's were rating AIG well right up until September of 2008, when it became clear that it had already lost $18.5 billion and the worst was yet to be revealed.

Remarkably -- or perhaps not remarkably in our utterly corrupted republic - Gilead reportedly takes its profits in Ireland, based on the absurd legal fiction that the intellectual property for its drugs is located there.

There are no such diagnoses as "Exceptionally Able to Face Stress" or "Remarkably Resilient" or "Courageously Independent in the Face of Abuse".

There are no such diagnoses as "Exceptionally Able to Face Stress" or "Remarkably Resilient" or "Courageously Independent in the Face of Abuse". That's how I like to think about the people that I try to help--as heroes or potential heroes in their own life stories.

She's not remarkably clever or bold or simple or sad; she's just a woman who has heartbreak and happiness, just like anyone else.

We provide evidence that in the retrovirus-packaging cell line HEK293-T Phoenix, massive cell death in serum-free medium is remarkably prevented or attenuated by either glucose or aminoacid withdrawal, and by the glycolysis inhibitor 2-deoxy-glucose.

However, after adjusting for age, OR remarkably declined to an insignificant level (Table 3).