Examples of using A remarkably in English and their translations into Polish
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He has a remarkably clear image.
I see by your transcript that you're a remarkably gifted student.
It is a remarkably useful knot.
Zuckerberg has always been a remarkably clear thinker.
This is a remarkably stupid predicament.
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I'm implying that your Harold lived a remarkably anonymous life.
Lived a remarkably anonymous life.
that is a remarkably stupid notion.
It's a remarkably beautiful place.
Then you are only just a remarkably gifted child.
A remarkably handsome park ranger to.
Yes, and she's a remarkably intelligent dog.
A remarkably poor decision even for you.
Your brother is a remarkably flexible young man.
A remarkably easy going city
It is a result of a remarkably quick consensus.
A remarkably easy going city
Races are held in a remarkably diverse environment.
Dr McKay has managed to narrow the search field to a remarkably small area.
That's a remarkably efficient use of resources.
which exerts a remarkably clear sense of relaxation.
You're a remarkably strong- willed individual.
that the Japs were building a remarkably long-legged torpedo.
You're a remarkably strong-willed individual.
Vulcans have a remarkably Victorian attitude about sex.
Furneaux was a remarkably dull soldier, Bergerac.
The Gear4music Student Cornet is a high quality instrument at a remarkably competitive price.
You have a remarkably logical and analytical mind.
Even at these high speeds it has a remarkably comfortable and stable ride.
It was a remarkably priceless effort,