Sentence examples for But extraordinarily from inspiring English sources

But extraordinarily extraordinary times require extraordinarily extraordinary solutions.

But, extraordinarily, the issue of the death penalty has produced a new, full-length American opera, which had its premiere at the San Francisco Opera House this weekend.

But, extraordinarily, the individual colleges, always loath to cough up, are putting their hands into what are often very deep pockets to contribute towards a central fund to keep the scheme going.

But extraordinarily, he has yet to go there himself; a month passed before he met the grieving families.In almost two years in office Mr Peña, of the centrist Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI), has pushed through a radical programme of structural reform of Mexico's hidebound economy.

All these things are possible, but extraordinarily unlikely".

As habitats, the planted medians of Broadway were ubiquitous but overlooked, suitably biodiverse but extraordinarily distressed.

His eyes are not milky, but extraordinarily blue, like the Mediterranean on a hot day.

His latest series, Leper Squint, is simple but extraordinarily sophisticated and fiercely anti-religion.

All this advice is easy to give, but extraordinarily hard for an amateur to follow.

But she has also twisted arms when necessary, developing a reputation as a calm but extraordinarily persistent negotiator.

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