Sentence examples for bit extraordinary from inspiring English sources

That the documents were in digital format, and I would be viewing them on a Web site, made the exercise seem a bit extraordinary.

They want to see something a bit more extraordinary.

Entirely new in Kronos's Barbican programme was Seiche by Martin Green (of folk group Lau), whose title refers to a form of wave and which made memorable use of two of Green's newly invented Kronoscillators – stretched out and amplified Slinkys whose sonic impact proved every bit as extraordinary as the sight of them being played by violinist David Harrington and cellist Sunny Yang.

Gordon McVie, the campaign's director general, said: "It is an extraordinary bit of lateral thinking.

"I felt it was an extraordinary bit of luck to be alive at the same time as these great creators.

By that measure, the Nasdaq's volatility has declined a bit from the extraordinary level of recent years, with moves of at least 1percentt in 64percentt of its sessions, down from a record 75percentt in 2000.

She remains that unheard-of-thing, a child star who has managed to go on to produce two Oscar-winning performances as an adult; but the really extraordinary bit is that she had immense range even when as a child star.

"She battled so hard and so long, we wanted to celebrate today by being here and doing a bit of an extraordinary challenge ourselves".

Considering the relatively limited scope of many of Obama's executive orders, that's an extraordinary bit of discretion.

"I felt there was some relationship with these extraordinary bits of writing that would be nourishing".

L V Anderson, Slate I found the final scene less definitively empowering for Hannah (which is one of the reasons I loved that scene; it was one of the most extraordinary bits of television I've ever seen).