Yet it is scarcely more remarkable than Ms. Glennie's accomplishment in strictly musical terms.
In a scarcely less remarkable development, the Bloc Québécois, champion of sovereignty for French-speaking Canada, was all but extinguished in Monday's vote.
Scarcely less remarkable was the life of Giovanni Miani, the illegitimate son of a Venetian aristocrat, born of a domestic servant in Rovigo in 1810.
More than any other dramatist, he creates characters that are of similar general types, and yet, as in real life, differ in subtle ways: Shakespear was scarcely more remarkable for the force and marked contrasts of his characters than for the truth and subtlety with which he has distinguished those which approached the nearest to each other.
The power comes from Moore's striking and honest intensity, and from her scarcely made-up face, remarkable and beautiful at age 52.
But that scarcely accounts for the remarkable restraint of Mr. Galliano's beige and gray suits, with embroidery dully scattered at the hem, and taupe dresses dangling with banal gold chain.
WHAT we are witnessing in Italy is remarkable, and at times scarcely believable.
He never leaves the stage, and in his remarkable opening solo he scarcely leaves a single central spot to which he is largely rooted.
The tale of the composition of "Le Nozze di Figaro" by the two relatively untried practitioners of opera, a project accomplished in scarcely six weeks, is one of several remarkable set pieces in Bolt's narrative.
Although these predictions are quite remarkable, these new approaches have been applied just scarcely in practice.
