remarkably

It is a remarkably universal feeling that comes out of the documentary, and I hope this same is true of the show, because that was the goal.”

The Olympic Arts Festival turned us into an arts capital in a remarkably short period of time.

Paul Johnson, director of independent think tank The Institute for Fiscal Studies, has said the changes "will affect a remarkably small number of some of the most valuable farms".

“This looked remarkably like an abuse of power.”

Tucci, meanwhile, comes off as a man who is remarkably self-assured, having developed a second career in recent years around the idea of how to live well.