Sentence examples for remarkably rather from inspiring English sources

She took them to court, but lost yet, all the more remarkably, rather than being blackballed, she in fact began to get the kind of parts she yearned for and that, indeed, made her career.

She took them to court, but lost — yet, all the more remarkably, rather than being blackballed, she in fact began to get the kind of parts she yearned for and that, indeed, made her career.

Remarkably, rather than keep the honorarium for herself, the midwife used the money to buy more supplies for the doctor's clinic.

Yet, remarkably, rather than retreating into itself or thickening its walls against a future attack, Sikh gurdwaras in Wisconsin and across the country have opened up to the broader community in the last year.

Remarkably, rather than having independent functions in the nuclear transport of different substrates as might have been predicted, mutants in either GPN2 or GPN3 cause defects in the localization of protein subunits of both RNAPII and III.

Remarkably, rather than the result of being adept at holding on in the face of angiosperm domination, the leptosporangiate ferns may have the ability to capitalize upon it [ 25].

Wolf (1994) Jack Nicholson, remarkably, is rather sweet in Mike Nichols' "grown up" werewolf film.

Remarkably, a rather complete characterization of EPC can be achieved on the base of a single experimental technique.

(Its post-intermission disassemby, too, is remarkably tedious: Rather like watching a large jigsaw puzzle unpicked one piece at a time).

This would not be your uncle's free trade deal we're talking about; but one that (remarkably) safeguards, rather than erodes, the terms under which the residents of any participating country may be required to go to work.

Tennessee stood up fairly, or rather, remarkably well considering the pounding she took.