A movement that had been remarkably steadfast, prizing novelty and spare geometry while rejecting ornament and overt references to architectural history, turned dramatically pluralistic.
Then there are such vital materials as titanium and carbon fiber, which are highly prized in the aerospace industry because they are not only remarkably light but remarkably strong.
In a city of markdowns, where bargains are prized, New York officials have been offering sharply reduced fines on parking tickets for almost three years and, remarkably, the deep discounts have gone largely unnoticed.
Women from two different countries, writing in very different literary forms – one fiction, one non-fiction, winning distinct literary prizes – had remarkably similar experiences in the reception of their works.
Remarkably this is the first prize that the queen has put her name to, and given the interest it has sparked in the global engineering community it is already being talked about as a rival to the Nobel prize.
Not only gifted but remarkably handsome, he was an irresistible prize to women.
Surprisingly, his agenda for government was remarkably thin when he finally landed the prize.
The festival prize prompted, or coincided with, a remarkably rapid adoption of Twitter by the international digerati.
Remarkably, the United States Open has been awarding equal prize money to women for more than 25 years.
Remarkably, more than 50 current or former federal employees have received Nobel Prizes.
It was in "Digging -- that much-anthologized lyric from his remarkably confident first volume, Death of a Naturalist (1966) -- that the future Nobel Prize-winner Seamus Heaney first caught the timbre of his own unique music.
