Sentence examples for stage remarkably from inspiring English sources

Pearson stood alone on the stage: remarkably tall, magnificently bearded, a great teller of monologues and filthy jokes.

It can be reasonably assumed that the release of S2- ions from the decomposition of thiourea in the initial reaction stage remarkably affects the nucleation and subsequently growth processes on γ-Mn3O4 products.

Epic! Slooowwly she sashayed onto the stage, remarkably trimmer, exquisitely dressed in an ensemble of black and white.

This stage looks remarkably familiar; we may be already there.

More recently, an admittedly drug-fuelled Tyler Hamilton, fractured his collarbone in the 2003 Tour de France's opening stage before remarkably finishing fourth overall, while even Contador himself staged a 'miracle' recovery last year ahead of the Vuelta a Espana to win the race after fracturing his tibia.

Wearing his trademark pullover and holding, as ever, a rolled-up newspaper in one hand, he has kept his stage persona remarkably intact since he first appeared at the Hungry I nightclub in San Francisco on Dec. 23, 1953, a debut that effectively changed the course of stand-up comedy, steering it away from congenial plaid-jacketed men telling ba-DUM-bum mother-in-law jokes.

The pattern of methylation established after this stage is remarkably stable, although as discussed above, somewhat rare in bona fide promoter CpG islands in adult tissues.

The data points corresponding to the parasite infected RBCs at schizont stage are remarkably different, with low MCV but still high aspect ratio values.

Interestingly, the effect sizes of cross-sectional studies in patients with different stages of type 2 diabetes or even prediabetic stages are remarkably similar, generally ranging from −0.3 to −0.6 [ 4, 23– 25], indicating that these decrements may develop in the early stage of the disease and progress only gradually thereafter.

Then the market staged a remarkably strong rally on Thursday.

Lehnhoff's staging is remarkably insightful in this regard.