The phrase "a complex and extraordinary" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is intricate and remarkable, often in contexts such as literature, art, or scientific phenomena.
Example: "The novel presents a complex and extraordinary narrative that challenges the reader's perception of reality."
Alternatives: "a complicated and remarkable" or "an intricate and exceptional".
It is saddening to think English restrained Ferre's powers, and that in Spanish this novel might have added a complex tale and extraordinary characters to the Latin American literary tradition.
"And... we're atoms in this universe and we're all in some bizarre way creating a universe that is complex and extraordinary and intelligent that wants to be alive and function well.
But that would be the case with any book about this complex and extraordinary man.
Plot for Peace is a serious, complex and rather extraordinary film, featuring grainy archived footage of the apartheid regime interspersed with original interviews, and a voiceover from Ollivier himself, who is presented with almost hesitant gravitas, as a shadowy figure playing cards alone in a darkened room.
But both books explore the repressive hysteria peculiar to American sexual mores, as well as the split between public and private selves; and Hawthorne's Reverend Arthur Dimmesdale, whose virtue cannot be teased apart from his sins, is a useful model for approaching the complex, flawed and extraordinary Paul Moore.
Behind the Scenes at the Museum is exactly the type of story I love, full of complex relationships, secrets and extraordinary events peppering the everyday: a gradually unfolding story about multiple generations in an English family.
Sidney Offit's most recent work, Memoir of the Bookie's Son, published by St. Martin's Press (1995) was described by the publisher as "defining a complex father-son relationship with extraordinary sensitivity and warmth". The book was very well-received by critics, friends, and other authors, many of whom expressed their appreciation in personal letters to the author.
In that light, Shyamalan's trilogy is not a satisfying exegesis on good and evil, nor is it a statement about the complex line between ordinary and extraordinary.
Alison Hadley, director of the Teenage Pregnancy Knowledge Exchange at the University of Bedfordshire, said: "This is an extraordinary achievement in addressing a complex public health and inequalities issue affecting the lives of young people and their children.
To commend "development" to China or Nigeria or Brazil today is to commend a complex of new institutions and ways with extraordinary benefits and, we now know, potentially deep pitfalls.
