Sentence examples similar to was remarkably striking from inspiring English sources
Although I've been remarkably struck, from 'Uncommon Women' on, that she would be very nakedly vulnerable in her writing, and I feel that audiences respond to that, and that's been one of the reasons for her success".
In October, I visited an Iraqi village the morning after it was hit by a coalition air strike that was remarkably similar to the one in Raqqa last week: a strike that inadvertently killed American-supported local forces critical to a major upcoming battle against the Islamic State, or ISIS, and in doing so further undermined the already precarious confederation to which those forces belonged.
His strike-rate was remarkably consistent, his highest return being 29 in 1958-59, whise his 23 in all competitions during the title season was exceeded only by the excellent Connelly.
The 1990 1991 Gulf War itself was remarkably short, ending after just 6 weeks of air strikes and 4 days of ground combat.
This heel-strike movement was followed by anteriorly directed tibial translation which was remarkably different between the two established groups.
The pilots of France's Rafale and Mirage 2000 fighter-bombers, for instance, have found their Sagem AASM 125 air-to-ground missile systems to be remarkably effective in striking Libyan tanks, he noted.
It was remarkably precise.
Ackerley was remarkably handsome.
He was remarkably prescient.
He was remarkably unremarkable.
"I was remarkably philosophical.
