Sentence examples for so remarkably from inspiring English sources

And they do so remarkably well.

It was so remarkably, indubitably clear.

But so, remarkably, is the relatively subdued narrative undercurrent.

They can be so remarkably smart at times, yet so bafflingly dumb at others.

So, remarkably, is the Koch brothers' Americans for Prosperity and Karl Rove's Crossroads GPS.

"I always thought the book was what helped him recover so remarkably," Dr. Schneider said.

Even her admirers sometimes struggle to forgive her for seeming so remarkably... unremarkable.

Why are they so remarkably low now?There is no doubt that world trade is slowing down.

REBECCA MEAD: I think GE was so remarkably intelligent, and the intelligence shines through despite the distance in time.

But our brains are so remarkably adept at putting unused neurons and virgin synaptic connections to other uses.

And talking through the whole day, plus working on it and seeing it come together so remarkably quickly was great.