Sentence examples for to look remarkably from inspiring English sources

"The Puffin list continues to look remarkably strong.

Yet Australian higher education continues to look remarkably like that of the UK.

He managed to look remarkably like what passes for a normal passenger.

Swap Islamism for Socialism and beards for mustaches, and the two regimes start to look remarkably alike.

Put Passpoint together with white space or even Gigabit Wi-Fi, and the 802.11 scene begins to look remarkably like the cellular one.

Reporters in the state capital have long been fascinated by the ability of Albany politicos on both sides of the aisle to look remarkably bronzed.

Although at first sight the Iranian approach to transgender might look remarkably liberal, it does have a darker side.

The FCC may now appeal the decision, try to write new rules that achieve the same ends through different language or try to have certain companies "volunteer" to comply with new rules that look remarkably similar to the vacated ones.

As one day gives way to another — days that look remarkably the same — his visit takes on existential weight, and the movie becomes an exploration, both playful and rueful, of desire, narrative and the idea beautifully expressed by Faulkner in "Absalom, Absalom!" that "maybe nothing ever happens once and is finished".

The tools one uses to drive that number look remarkably similar: graphics promoting flash sales at the campaign store, sweepstakes, and urgent deadlines.

But when it comes time to sit down and eat, our plates, inevitably, look remarkably similar to each other, and nothing like the "typical American" meal.