"The book succeeds remarkably well...
And yet as a novel of Southern manners it succeeds remarkably well.
On the whole, though, I think he has succeeded remarkably well.
Failing miserably as a game, D2 succeeds remarkably well as a movie.
His Merovingian predecessors had succeeded remarkably well as conquerors, but their victories resulted in a kingdom made up of diverse peoples over which unified rule grew increasingly difficult.
But with immutable grace, Ms. Jefferies succeeds remarkably in personifying a gentle being who says that nothing human disgusts her, except violence.
For all this, Wood succeeds remarkably well in capturing the best-known voice, that of Hemingway himself, whose dialogue is almost entirely convincing.
In the Book Review, Anthony Kenny wrote: "Wittgenstein's last words were, 'Tell [my friends] I've had a wonderful life.' Ray Monk's book has succeeded remarkably in portraying some of its wonders".
In actuality, though, "Che, My Brother" is light on ideology and, instead, succeeds remarkably well as a personal and family memoir, benefitted by the authority of a writer who indisputably knows his subject well.
Something, after all, must account for the flexible and quick American mind that succeeds remarkably well in the world beyond, even if our reading scores lag Finland so badly.
The findings may help improve designs of future vaccines, and they could influence the red-hot field of cancer immunotherapy, which is struggling to figure out why treatments succeed remarkably in some patients and fail in others.
