Sentence examples for sometimes remarkably from inspiring English sources

The fraudsters are sometimes remarkably brazen.

Publishers – authors, too – are sometimes remarkably resistant to this argument.

Even when they do, the country's reaction is sometimes remarkably surly.

Ford is deliberately provocative and his arguments are ingenious, often funny, and sometimes remarkably personal.

Everything she says seems candid (sometimes remarkably candid) and politically expedient at the same time.

If they were credible candidates, why did the expectation of success morph into failure – sometimes remarkably quickly?

New technologies have usurped that role, sometimes serving remarkably narrow niches.

The Uruguayan, as industrious and tricky as he is sometimes controversial, remarkably almost matched van Persie goal for goal in the Premiership.

The dancers also descend to the floor, sometimes with remarkably sustained slow control, and lie, sit or move upended, with their backs or just their shoulders on the ground.

Seeking to woo New York's Jewish voters, about 12percentt of the electorate, Mrs. Clinton and Mr. Lazio have both taken pro-Israel positions in the Senate campaign, sometimes in remarkably similar words.

However, the ratios of haplotypes derived from a given individual amplicon sometimes differ remarkably.