Sentence examples for are particularly extraordinary from inspiring English sources

Two, one influential in the 19th century, the other in the 20th, are particularly extraordinary: Emilio Bacardi Moreau, a son of the founder, who risked his business and his life for the cause of Cuban independence, and José (Pepín) Bosch, who led the company for a quarter-century and who first backed Mr. Castro, then became one of his most determined, and most powerful, enemies.

Meanwhile, the latter of these two climactic scenes is particularly extraordinary in its intimacy and heart.

It was particularly extraordinary as this year is the commemoration of the 200th anniversary of the battle of Waterloo".

He made plenty of solid saves, but I don't recall any of them being particularly extraordinary.

It wasn't that the game itself was particularly extraordinary, but what was noteworthy was the pattern of the game, which was something of an inversion of recent iterations of this rivalry.

"Utterly unacceptable at any time, it is particularly extraordinary for such treatment to be meted out during a visit by a UN high commissioner for human rights".

For that purpose composite nanostructures are particularly interesting because many novel and extraordinary properties unattainable in single nanostructures can be obtained by designing composite nanostructures with various materials.

LEDs are particularly well suited for plant growth chambers, as they have an extraordinary life (about 100,000 hours), require little maintenance, and use negligible energy.

Al Gore was in Tokyo on Friday and Howard Dean was in a van in Iowa, and for 45 minutes, their cellphone conversation was not particularly extraordinary, people close to both politicians said.

"It's a particularly extraordinary position for a party that supposedly believes in devolution of powers from Whitehall to be seeking to stand in the way of local leaders in the rest of the UK being able to choose what's right for their communities and their economies".

This is particularly the case with extraordinary events.