6 sentences with “remarkably”

Only female figures were found that looked remarkably similar to each other.

Despite the fact that these people consume enormous amounts of fat, their death rate from heart disease is remarkably low.

However, there was a remarkably long delay in the spread of printing in Eastern Europe, especially in Russia, as it was not until 1552 that a printing press arrived there.

The German biologist went to the jungle of Madagascar to observe lemurs, a striking group of animals related to monkeys - science calls them prosimians - that are remarkably diverse on this large East African island, with species that probably do not exist elsewhere on the planet.

These kingdoms lasted a remarkably long time; the Teutonic Order ruled Livonia until 1561, when it was finally overthrown. Thus, for several centuries, the map of Europe included the strange spectacle of a theocratic state: one ruled directly by monk-knights, with no king, prince or lord above them.

As Freud's theories developed, he identified a number of common causes linked to childhood trauma that seemed remarkably consistent. He extrapolated these into 'scientific' truths, most of which had to do with the development of sexual identity. This culminated in his three 1905 essays on the theory of sexuality.