Sentence examples for remarkably she managed from inspiring English sources
Remarkably, she managed to convey her character's psychological struggle while giving the impression that there was no technical struggle at all.
Even during her university days, she managed to remain remarkably centrist when the Conservative Association was fracturing into ideologically charged fragments.
Ultimately she demands still more from the misogynistic culture of matadors which she manages, ultimately — remarkably — to join.
Beneath it, he added, "For a refugee, she manages to be quite remarkably patronizing — both about the 'clean-living' families of Pennsylvania that she met and the 'emotional' American press.
Beneath it, he added, "For a refugee, she manages to be quite remarkably patronizing both about the 'clean-living' families of Pennsylvania that she met and the 'emotional' American press.
She manages her emotions better.
Remarkably, he managed to do just that.
But mostly, remarkably, Mr. Brown managed to avoid the sort of career-ending crises that undid venturesome directors elsewhere.
Remarkably, Bowie managed to keep his Blackstar album's heartbreaking twist hidden right up until the last minute.
Remarkably, Friedan managed to write a whole book indicting American society for its attitudes toward women without discussing its laws.
