He looked, Jonas wrote, remarkably like "a Tolkienish wizard surrounded by a crowd of young and eager Hobbits".
The Pirahã could perform the task accurately when the array consisted of two or three items, but their performance with larger groupings was, Gordon later wrote, "remarkably poor".
As Ms. Metropulos, the director, reminds us in a program note, the filmmaker Luis Buñuel once wrote remarkably of García Lorca, "Of all the human beings I have ever known, Federico was the finest".
Smith writes, "remarkably, both ER and Franklin recognized, accepted, and encouraged the arrangement..... Eleanor and Franklin were strong-willed people who cared greatly for each other's happiness but realized their own inability to provide for it".
3. Considering the alluded bias for miRNA-directed regulation in schizophrenia, the authors write: "Remarkably, approximately 80%% of all schizophrenia-related genes are targeted by only the ten most frequently occurring microRNAs.
And for plot purposes, the main characters, already one-dimensional, are written as remarkably dumb.
Why do the biography of someone who had already written a remarkably revealing memoir?
He has written a remarkably well-balanced portrait of two major but still controversial figures of the Old West.
Nonetheless, Higham and Horwitz have written a remarkably detailed, straight-up exposé of bureaucratic incompetence and human folly, set against the alluring backdrop of Washington.
Whether we're talking about an international tour for human rights or a zombie apocalypse, Dylan has written something remarkably perceptive.
