Sentence examples for remarkably real from inspiring English sources

"Cast Away" also has its quotient of technological trickery, but one of the movie's wonders is that everything looks and feels so remarkably real.

While they both feel remarkably real in all their habits, ways of speaking and personality, I have to admit that Moria is still my favourite.

They came up with inflatable tanks and artillery pieces that appeared remarkably real (though deflation was a constant concern — a limp gun barrel on an artillery piece was something of a giveaway).

The twitchy-headed looks of suspicion and curiosity at each new bit of wildlife the two encounter seem remarkably real, and Mr. Bobb pants and scampers on all fours with the hyperactive energy of a crazed puppy.

Remarkably, real languages showed the same overall dependency, with languages with higher entropy Hr having correlations with a faster decay, and vice versa.

"Yet anyone who has worked in the White House knows that the office has remarkably little real power".

Antonio Nunez, remarkably a Real Madrid player six months ago, swung an elbow at Tony Grant and, for all that the midfielder crumpled eagerly, the Spaniard was shown a deserved red card.

Although the pace of consumer spending slackened in the middle of the 2000s, that was against a background of remarkably low real income growth, which meant that consumers had to resort to extra borrowing.

He acts, in other words, remarkably like a real male teenager, a creature almost as likely to be misunderstood in a summertime movie as a vampire.

I will wait for you," she sings, sweetly and ardently, sounding like remarkably like a real 17-year-old on the brink of first love.

At the same time (this part is also true), several decoy corpses, fashioned from wax, fiberglass and other materials and said to look remarkably like the real thing, were making contrapuntal journeys.