Sentence examples for a somewhat extraordinary from inspiring English sources
Los Angeles Lakers guard Kobe Bryant, charged with raping a young woman in a Colorado hotel, appeared for seven minutes in a courtroom today and uttered just two words during what the presiding judge acknowledged was a "somewhat extraordinary event".
To sweeten the deal, Google is also launching a somewhat extraordinary promotion today: If you open a new Fi account — or if are an existing user — you can buy any phone in the Fi shop today and get your money back in the form of a travel gift card that you can use for a flight with Delta or Southwest, or lodging with Airbnb and Hotels.com.
The new motif appears to have become conserved with relatively little additional change, a somewhat extraordinary finding highlighting the potential for 'punctuated equilibrium' [ 83] to act at the molecular level as well as the morphological.
Obama uses his full name, of course, as protocol dictates, but it's still somewhat extraordinary to remember that America just elected someone with the middle name Hussein.
It was, then, a somewhat anticlimactic end to an extraordinary odyssey.
For the big oil companies, extraordinary profits have turned into a somewhat incongruous embarrassment of riches.
Though Miller's accomplishment is in many ways extraordinary, however, his vision also had both limitations and a somewhat darker side.
Secular and religious commentators all seemed to agree, however, that the Pope's visit has been "amazing," "extraordinary," "wildly popular," "a huge success" — even if, to some, the Pope appeared to be wearily turning in a somewhat pro-forma performance.
A somewhat ironic name, no?
A somewhat more subtle mistake.
