Sentence examples for though, remarkably from inspiring English sources

The humility is undeniable, though, remarkably so for a professional showoff.

In my case, though, remarkably little has changed since then, at least on the outside.

And though, remarkably, the two Germanys still fielded a single team, a wall would soon divide Berlin.

Though remarkably peaceful, the political struggle that has gripped the Philippines for the last five months exacted a fearful toll on the economy.

But the police massed in the townships with armoured cars, and the protest - though remarkably successful - was depicted by the press as a flop.

BRITAIN'S relationship with America, though remarkably hale, is being damaged, some say, by "imbalances" in the areas of trade, justice and defence.

Bernanke, though, remains remarkably calm.

In almost all such cases, though, a remarkably simple technique can take the credit.

In December, 2008, John Cassidy tracked the evolution of Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke: Bernanke, though, remains remarkably calm.

"You don't like it, that's your problem," he says about his greatly changed, though still remarkably cheery, face.

The casino and its hotel now lie dormant, though in remarkably good shape, given the tropical heat.