Sentence examples for remarkably true from inspiring English sources

Despite such setbacks Harrison has remained remarkably true to himselves.

Love made this feel like the most remarkably true statement he'd ever made.

But despite the change of venue, the movie remains remarkably true to the novel's spirit.

In the region of firmness, the skull is very prominent; this is remarkably true of the Talapoins.

Dumb and Dumber To is remarkably true to the original – down to the cheap sets and half-assed plot.

And to give him credit, in big moments he as often stays remarkably true to his belief in pathological candor.

The film – like Ralston himself, full of boyish energy – is remarkably true-to-life, says Ralston, talking quickly and waving his arms around animatedly.

Remarkably, this is true even when this information differs from their own.

Remarkably, this remains true even if all correctly folded sequences are not included in the analysis.

Remarkably, it is true even for a rate of missing data that equals 50%.

Remarkably, this was true even for those patients who received RRT both at registration and at OLT (p = 0.91).