Given the diversity around your average dinner table, it would be extraordinarily difficult to come up with a joke that everyone found funny.
"On his watch, Ukip has done extraordinarily well.
We're in the most extraordinarily gigantic building boom that we've seen Rachel Schuett, town planner in San Francisco That picture is an apt symbol for the city's widening inequality.
"The paradox is that at a time when one in seven people around the world are migrants, we are seeing an extraordinarily harsh response to migration in the developed world," said IOM director general Swing.
The Longfords enjoyed an extraordinarily happy marriage, touched by tragedy with the death, in 1969, of their daughter Catherine in a car crash.
"We've spent a lot of time talking before about how difficult this Congress in particular has found it to be to do even simple things … this policy proposal is extraordinarily complicated and one that has significant consequences for the national security in this country and the basic civil liberties of the American people.
Extraordinarily, Nencini argues that Knox and Sollecito must have wiped the place clean of their DNA (but left an abundance of Guede's) because no traces of Knox's DNA were found anywhere in the apartment that she shared with the victim.
An extraordinarily big thing might happen in the world of marine conservation next month at a meeting in Germany of a little known international commission.
He has an ability to immerse himself in an extraordinarily broad range of parts, seeming to change voice, accent and even physical appearance with each one.
Despite having the slight air of someone who updates his own Wikipedia page, Owen is extraordinarily good value, not least because he lets rip with a succession of major spoilers relating to his character's future.
He described Bassingbourn barracks as "extraordinarily difficult to control".
