Sentence examples for remarkably outgoing from inspiring English sources
"She is remarkably outgoing, engaging, confident.
Because the baby girl is remarkably happy and outgoing for an infant who was left abandoned in the woods, she melts the hearts of everyone who comes in contact with her.
Remarkably, Brian Mawhinney, the outgoing chairman of the Tory party, who would normally expect the boot for botching the election, becomes shadow home secretary.Both Michael Howard and Peter Lilley get their promised rewards for backing Mr Hague after their own leadership bids failed, with the result that the new team has a strong Eurosceptic flavour.
Unless matters change dramatically in its final four days, it seemed as if the make-up of the new House of Commons might look remarkably like that of the outgoing one, though the NDP and the Greens may pick up a few seats at the expense of the Liberals.
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Outgoing and spunky offstage, Ms. Anderson is a sensitive and remarkably nuanced actress onstage.
Such views are remarkably similar to those recently offered by several scientific-workforce watchdogs in the United States, such as outgoing Princeton University President Shirley Tilghman and Georgia State University economist Paula Stephan.
