Among the stately grounds of the N.I.H., the N.I.A.I.D. building is mostly remarkable for how unremarkable it is: the exterior is smudged with mildew and laced with steel electrical conduit, and the corridors are dim and yellowing with age.
Yeah, surviving ain't easy, but I appreciate the lessons I've learned, the direction it has provided and mostly, the remarkable improvement in my vision.
"Remortgaging and hedge funds... these mechanisms and devices are now the lingua franca of the economic downturn, but then the story was remarkable mostly for the size of the loan and the nature of the clients.
So far, the process has been remarkable, mostly for the lack of rancor that usually accompanies the redrawing of Congressional boundaries every 10 years, to ensure each reflects its relative population as measured in the most recent census.
As a recent Southern transplant, the glut of patriotic Confederate memorabilia was off-putting, but the First White House is remarkable mostly for what it doesn't say than for what it does.
Like its predecessors, One Direction has been compared to the Beatles, mostly owing to its remarkable chart success.
Owned by Mark and Sarah Colley and awarded a Michelin star in 2011, the Curlew uses the best (mostly local) ingredients while still offering remarkable yet affordable dinners.
This is the remarkable Schubertiade, devoted mostly to that composer.
The award to Santos was remarkable, mostly for its timing, in a different way.
The group lasted only months before Rollins changed direction, but in 1962, Hall and pianist Bill Evans recorded the remarkable duo album Undercurrent, mostly consisting of sophisticated reveries.
