Sentence examples for remarkably swift from inspiring English sources
That's a remarkable and remarkably swift change, and it's echoed by a national poll done by ABC News and the Washington Post.
After barely missing the playoffs last year and after an off-season of remarkable, and remarkably swift, change, the Jets gather for the start of training camp today and begin practices on Monday.
But it has at least been remarkably swift.
By contemporary standards, the path from conception to passage was remarkably swift.
This would be a remarkably swift transition; homosexuality was only decriminalised in 1993.
The decline in the American-Russian relationship has been remarkably swift since Mr. Putin's return to the presidency last year.
Yet Big Food's embrace of cage-free eggs has been remarkably thorough and swift.
As Jan Egeland, the United Nations' main official dealing with the disaster, pointed out, the immediate humanitarian response proved "remarkably, perhaps singularly, effective, swift and muscular".
"Sčasovka" has no strict English equivalent, but John Tyrrell, a leading specialist on Janáček's music, describes it as "a little flash of time, almost a kind of musical capsule, which Janáček often used in slow music as tiny swift motifs with remarkably characteristic rhythms that are supposed to pepper the musical flow".
In the Aeneid Vergil closes his catalogue of combatants with the swift female warrior Camilla, alluding to the Hesiodic account of Iphiclus' speed in "a remarkably subtle nod to tradition in the best Alexandrian style".
