Sentence examples for remarkably yet from inspiring English sources

Perhaps more remarkably yet, this ballet has a special vitality in the quality of movement its dancers bring to it.

Now, we have another soap opera, also brought to you by Hewlett-Packard, and also starring, remarkably, yet another powerful woman, Patricia Dunn.

For perhaps more remarkably yet, nowhere in The Descent of Man did Darwin directly confront the idea that the human species might even in principle have possessed extinct relatives despite the fact that the entire Origin of Species is suffused with the notion that having extinct relatives must be a general property of all living forms.

The American system, for all its struggles, has proven remarkably resilient yet again.

The careers of Mr. Stringer and Mr. Lack have followed a remarkably similar, yet rare, trajectory.

Hartigan sticks close to Morris, who fuses with Markees Christmas, a remarkably poised yet vulnerable actor.

She and Bishop became remarkably close yet, temperamentally, they were opposites.

In Mississippi, I came across a remarkably twee yet insightful book, What Southern Women Know (That Every Woman Should).