Sentence examples for you remarkably from inspiring English sources

Joe: If you had a product that people thought was interesting and useful then they would take you remarkably seriously even if you're just 16.

But when you're lucky enough to reach that time, you discover a version of what you learned at 40, namely that you feel remarkably like that time long ago when you first started acting your age.

But there are also hints of dangerous obsession in his strange infatuation with his hairdresser ("I sense the power within the fingers") and condemnation for the preening peacocks of London who have all the gear but no idea of life's real treats ("You are repressed/ But you're remarkably dressed").

When Louis XIV invited Gian-Lorenzo Bernini from Rome to design a new facade for the Louvre, the sculptor told the king, "Inasmuch as you have not seen the buildings of Italy you have remarkably good taste".

You finally get a moment to do the job you are remarkably well paid for running a global firm in the pursuit of long-term profit when the phone rings.

If you scroll through any list of top chefs or restaurants and you find remarkably few females: the San Pellegrino list of the World's 50 Best Restaurants has two, both of whom are one half of a male-female team.

— January , 1995 during a press conference on Capitol Hill "I'm calling you a remarkably foolish person for having that kind of conversation here, and I am very sorry you have cared to bring what Connie Chung did back into the public arena.

Considering your experiences, you seem remarkably down to earth.

At the close of day, you feel remarkably tired but remarkably well.

But for a lawyer, you're remarkably cavalier with any idea of justice".

For someone who professes to disdain the event, you seem remarkably well informed.