Sentence examples for to remarkably from inspiring English sources
adverb
In a remarkable manner.
- He performed the piece remarkably, offering novel interpretations to its nearly cliched passages.
Such decoration can be anything from spectacularly grand to remarkably plain.
I've cast hot women to be married to remarkably ordinary men, but never the other way round.
But this is a rhetorical sleight of hand; he in fact competed hard in New Hampshire, to remarkably poor effect.
Religious scholars attribute such passivity to remarkably close ideological and political links between the church and the armed forces.
And it contributes to remarkably high levels of Sunni Arab approval for violence against coalition troops (almost 90percentt) and even against their own government.
E Elias Merhige's semi-serious comedy Shadow of the Vampire, starring Willem Dafoe as Schreck, takes this much-mooted fantasy and runs with it to remarkably silly effect.
In the past two months, several prominent media figures have been convicted on dubious charges related to mockery or criticism of government officials, to remarkably little public outcry.
Last May, to remarkably little public comment, Geron acquired Roslin Bio-Med, the Scottish company in charge of commercializing the research that produced Dolly.
It was an exhilarating time, he recalled, when the intense hand-to-hand combat among small software companies led to remarkably rapid technological innovation.
Hearst loved her enough to ask her to take over Cosmopolitan from its longtime editor Helen Gurley Brown in 1996 — to remarkably tawdry effect.
Down by 13 points, its team rumbled to life and the season was supposed to remarkably go on, no? Doesn't it always at this time of year?
