Sentence examples for seemingly remarkable from inspiring English sources

Durant is having another transcendent season, building from one seemingly remarkable peak to another.

So he took the seemingly remarkable step this term of selecting an auditorium that holds fewer students than the typical venue in part because it lacked Wi-Fi service.

In local government byelections during the past three months, the party has on average enjoyed a 10-point increase in support, and has pulled off a number of seemingly remarkable victories.

Over the course of the days I spent with them, I witnessed the girls do seemingly remarkable things: say the precise name of the toy that could only be seen through the eyes of her sister or point precisely, without looking, to the spot on her sister's body where she was being touched.

When I was in fourth grade, my family was featured in the local paper for our seemingly remarkable cooking talents.

Someone unfamiliar with hypnosis might be surprised to discover that hypnosis has been subjected to a wide variety of empirical investigations, particularly clinical and neuroscientific ones, attempting to better understand how a clinician's words can become the basis for seemingly remarkable experiences in a focused client.

In a week of remarkable, seemingly miraculous moments for Jeremy Lin, that was perhaps his most vital achievement.

He had seemingly capped a remarkable career by going 17-9 in a regular season that included his 300th victory in June and a standing ovation at Fenway Park in August, when Red Sox fans who had jeered him for years gave him what they thought was a final salute.

As for the execrable Brown Bunny, a film widely acknowledged to be the worst film ever shown in Cannes, this has passed into legend as 'the movie in which Chloe Sevigny goes down on Vincent Gallo', seemingly the only remarkable feature of this irredeemable celluloid wreck.

When the interview ended at 13 35, the doctor noted that he found Lamb's hour-long maintenance of this seemingly hypomanic behaviour "remarkable".

This is to say that Vann's direct style in fact hides remarkable subtlety; seemingly straightforward sentences mean what they say, and sometimes the opposite of what they say as well.