Sentence examples for remarkably tight from inspiring English sources

At times the ensemble was remarkably tight.

Mrs. Clinton, Mr. Obama and Mr. Edwards are engaged in a remarkably tight fight here, and any one of them could win on Jan . 3

Those missteps have made it difficult for either man to seal the deal with voters -- and have kept the race remarkably tight.

His lush lounge-soul, performed by a remarkably tight band, gained tension in light of his stories about desire's twisted path.

The Cup match has produced some remarkably tight and spectacular racing, but has lost its narrative momentum this week because of delays related to the wind.

It wasn't that Mr. Scheindlin was unable to slip easily into the group's texture: He sounded fully at home, and the ensemble was remarkably tight, especially in the Schubert "Death and the Maiden" Quartet, which closed the program.

Being employed at her father's work shouldn't be a surprise: the Howard family is remarkably tight-knit – Bryce even shared her honeymoon with her entire clan.

The rumors are unlikely to die down, especially as other companies, such as DaimlerChrysler, remained remarkably tight-lipped ahead of spinoffs.

Remarkably, the tight regulation extended beyond KEGG pathways important for metabolic and signaling functions, as evident by the positive correlation between OXPHOS and proteasomal transcripts, as well as KEGG pathways of "protein export", "cell cycle" and ubiquitin-mediated proteolysis".

It was, you might say, remarkably bold: in tight succession, 1971 , 1972 1973, Roth — clearly something of a genius — pulled off three unqualified duds.

His set, characterized by remarkably robust vocals and a tight backing band, allowed songs like "Only the Good Die Young" and "You May Be Right" to be considered anew; the passage of time has cleansed the songs of any of the annoyance-factor wrought by FM overplay.