Sentence examples for somewhat remarkably from inspiring English sources
It also, somewhat remarkably, works very well on television.
He left the ice but, somewhat remarkably, returned soon afterwards.
"Juno" is, somewhat remarkably, rated PG-13 (Parents strongly cautioned).
Clough was, somewhat remarkably, the fourth longest-serving manager of this 92".
Somewhat remarkably, they have suffered seven walk-off defeats without using Papelbon in any of them.
It has, somewhat remarkably, never happened, despite one or another of the pair having made it to eight of the past nine finals in Flushing Meadows.
Organisation has also crumbled somewhat with, remarkably, no one checking our tickets at any stage of the process, making the extortionate price tag even more galling.
But does that make him the greatest Olympian ever or, remarkably but somewhat less loftily, the greatest swimmer ever?
"He, too, seems remarkably self-contained — somewhat aloof even — and he's driven to accomplish his goal".
Although Mr. Beck's daily ratings have diminished somewhat this year, he remains a remarkably influential figure, making his departure from Fox after two and a half years all the more interesting.
Despite early and more recent attempts to describe the diversity of cutthroat trout [ 21, 24] it is somewhat surprising that there is remarkably little comparative data to support subspecific designations commonly used to manage different cutthroat trout populations [ 52].
