Sentence examples for remarkably that of from inspiring English sources
It's one of the great endings, one that foreshadows, remarkably, that of another noir classic, "Kiss Me Deadly," directed by Robert Aldrich, who was Renoir's assistant director on "The Woman on the Beach".
Remarkably, that question of privacy remains, too.
Perhaps even more remarkably, that was twice the pace of updates for the rest of the day.
This view chimes remarkably with that of the police.
Yet Australian higher education continues to look remarkably like that of the UK.
The structure of the Fourth Republic was remarkably like that of the Third Republic.
That is why his new company, Counterpane Internet Security, has adopted a business model remarkably like that of ADT Security Services, the burglar alarm company.
What impresses horsemen most is that his style is remarkably like that of the late George Woolf, even to the coolness he shows in tight finishes.
As Jones tells it, the mood in the dressing-room under Mark Hughes sounds remarkably like that of his former club now that Paolo Di Canio has disappeared.
The structure of the Fourth Republic seemed remarkably like that of the Third; in actual operation it seemed even more familiar.
Both experimental and theoretical results demonstrated PEC reaction mechanisms differed remarkably from that of PC process.
