Examples of 'has a remarkably' in a sentence
Meaning of "has a remarkably"
has a remarkably - Possesses an outstanding or exceptional quality or characteristic
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Financial planning has a remarkably similar definition.
It has a remarkably long tongue, which it uses to drink nectar.
The process of the invention has a remarkably general nature.
Will has a remarkably vivid imagination.
Every civilization throughout history has a remarkably similar code of ethics.
Wizna has a remarkably rich history.
Due to its favourable location the area has a remarkably mild climate.
It has a remarkably leaning church tower.
The hardware we use for safety today has a remarkably long history.
I think he has a remarkably intelligent look.
There are some serious competitors here, including 9Flats, which has a remarkably similar UI to AirBnB.
He has a remarkably clear image.
The product of the present invention thus has a remarkably high industrial value.
It has a remarkably abrasive quality.
The Montreal metropolitan area has a remarkably dynamic economy.
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It has a remarkably close resemblance to.
A biological hot spot Kluane has a remarkably diverse topography and climate.
Venice has a remarkably high level of activity although the population has been reduced dramatically.
It is not venomous, but has a remarkably powerful bite.
It also has a remarkably large satellite relative to its size.
Like other collection components, it has a remarkably attractive design.
Vietnam has a remarkably diverse climate because of its wide range of latitudes and altitudes.
In international comparison, it has a remarkably wide and extensive jurisdiction.
It has a remarkably long sulfur-sulfur bond.
As the name suggests, beefsteak fungus has a remarkably similar appearance to raw meat.
The body has a remarkably intricate set of procedures to fulfill the needs of working muscles.
For the visual designer of games, this program has a remarkably impressive arsenal of possibilities.
Clark has a remarkably similar story on the way to Kansas City.
The supplied DC power adapter also has a remarkably short lead of around 1 meter.
Shoushtari has a remarkably affecting personality, he has an extremely poetic nature.
The oil in the ombu tree, milord, it has a remarkably low flashpoint.
Cuba now has a remarkably low prevalence of HIV.
Paris, the City of Light, has a remarkably dark and stormy past.
Greece has a remarkably rich and resilient literary tradition, extending over 2800 years and through several eras.
Unlike her fellow demons, Lillith has a remarkably human body, though she was born a demon.
Aggression has a remarkably stong genetic component, but can be modulated by environment.
Besides, the ton has a remarkably short memory.
The country has a remarkably hardworking workforce, an improving infrastructure and an abundance of natural resources.
It 's not my fault Axl has a remarkably low tolerance for excellent drugs.
Will has a remarkably vivid imagination . Beautiful.
The coast of east Algarve has a remarkably mild climate, with sunny days all year round.
This instrument has a remarkably lush, full sound with remarkable volume and clear projection.
Guilt has a remarkably.
Echo Gully has a remarkably unique quality.
Why, this boy has a remarkably good school record.
Night. She has a remarkably sweet disposition.
Well, he has a remarkably clear image.
My mother-in-law has a remarkably green thumb and can grow almost anything.
The state also has a remarkably high literacy rate of 98 percent, according to reports.
Some volcanic lava has a remarkably high ratio of helium-3 to helium-4.
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