Examples of using A remarkably in English and their translations into Hebrew
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from Jodhpur to Udaipur, and is a remarkably quiet place.
He was a remarkably handsome man,
She's a remarkably forward- thinking administrator for a nun, and surprisingly adept at untying slipknots.
That's a remarkably idiotic thing that you just said.
It's a remarkably ambitious experiment, and it's going to be at advanced sensitivity within the next few years â to pick this up.
My mother is a remarkably strong person with a huge heart, and I love it.
In a remarkably short space of time, HTML became wildly popular
It's a remarkably ambitious experiment, and it's going to be at advanced sensitivity within the next few years-- to pick this up.
In this constellation, despite all the challenges facing it, Israel is in a remarkably strong position.
I had the honor of meeting Kim Il Sung, a remarkably brave and revolutionary historic figure.
He had an excellent understanding of human nature and was a remarkably good businessman.
the mind itself is a remarkably simple entity.
It's also a remarkably neat and tidy city, something of a badge of honor for its citizens who like to dress in white,
as a baby girl, on a remarkably smogless Detroit day in January of 1960; and then again,
signature appears in all Birmans, likely showing that humans selectively bred these cats for their white paws and that the change to their genome happened in a remarkably short period of time.
Getting RFC 822 address parsing right took me a remarkably long time, not because any individual piece of it is hard but because it involved a pile of interdependent
Flamini writes,“in a remarkably short time, the first Jesuit pope has defined himself by his simple message of spiritual renewal through more concern for the poor and disenfranchised.”.
begins the mass's most transcendently beautiful music, in a remarkably long extension of the text.
for a prevention study, a remarkably small number of participants, and in a short space of time.
