Sentence examples for remarkably well-written from inspiring English sources

This is an ambitious project…a remarkably well-written and argued collection on enactivism.

This first critical biography of the first U.S.-born saint in nearly seventy years is painstakingly researched and remarkably well-written.

Within the first five minutes, it's clear that the pilot is a remarkably well-written first episode.

It is remarkably well written and documented.

I put one chapter on that on the reading list, because it was a statement of the Efficient Markets Hypothesis, which was remarkably well written, I thought.

In "The London Train," Cora has taken to reading "women's novels, commercial novels" some of which she finds "remarkably well written, better than much so-called literary fiction, more true to life".

For a novel labeled as "pulp," Odd Girl Out is remarkably well written and with an ending that is empowering rather than tragic -- unusual in literature with lesbian characters at that time.

"Little America," a remarkably well written and highly original novel that could be called a thriller at the classiest level, is the story of the little boy grown up, now a 52-year-old history professor who wants and needs to find out what his father did there for the CIA.

That level of achievement was on display last Friday at the busy offices of The Lowell, the school's remarkably astute and well-written student newspaper.

Her new book, given the constraints of discretion imposed on any sitting justice, is remarkably good a clear-eyed, well-written civics lesson aimed at general readers.

Apart from its reality-TV rubbernecking appeal, this slight, satirical take on a remarkably long-standing pop-culture phenomenon likely isn't funny or entertaining or well-written enough to stand on its own.