Sentence examples for are extraordinarily relevant from inspiring English sources
"I think the arguments he makes in Coming Apart are extraordinarily relevant to the rise of the Trump," Schatz-Mizrahi told me, "and I think that cultural division between the coastal elites and the white working class was a huge factor in the rise of Trump.
While the saga is extraordinarily relevant to our war-torn contemporary world, through association and comparison (as we inwardly groan that nothing has changed), it can't be through transposing the events to "now".
It would seem that he has succeeded to a large extent in this, for the reviews of the book, inside South Africa at least, have avoided the phrase "South African novel" – although Roper extends a feeler in this direction, saying that Damon inhabits "a state of being that's extraordinarily relevant" to the country today.
Filamentous marine cyanobacteria are extraordinarily rich sources of structurally novel, biomedically relevant natural products.
Beyond that, I really think that a degree there sounds more relevant for a future professional career – which most at Cambridge are extraordinarily underprepared for.
Questions of how brains compute behaviorally relevant stimulus features from sensory inputs are central to neuroscience, but they are extraordinarily difficult to answer, even in principle.
They are extraordinarily generous.
They are extraordinarily well-drawn".
They are extraordinarily cost-effective.
People are extraordinarily resilient.
They are extraordinarily caring.
