Sentence examples for both extraordinarily from inspiring English sources

They are both extraordinarily relaxed on air.

We hit it off straight away – we're both extraordinarily talkative.

The administration was both extraordinarily pedantic and uncorrupt.

It's both extraordinarily brilliant and also a tiny bit frustrating.

Graduate school is both extraordinarily rewarding and demanding at the same time.

"They're both committed to family and public service, and they're both extraordinarily nice people".

But in truth both are "extraordinarily conservative", to use Mr Quayle's proud self-description.Nor do the men differ in their disdain for Washington.

That Homeland is still one of the most gripping series on TV is testament both to its extraordinarily taut direction and the fact that there are few sights on earth as pleasing as that of Damian Lewis in full window-rattling, interrogation table-slapping, wibbly-accented "I'm a goddamn American, by jove!" mode.

"They both offered extraordinarily helpful advice," Mr. de Blasio said, adding, "I am proud to come from the Clinton family".

Bisher, along with his companion, Jamil el-Banna, had both been extraordinarily rendered from Gambia to Bagram.

Late works by Stravinsky received a rare and precious hearing at Carnegie Hall and Lincoln Center; at both places, extraordinarily enough, "Movements," that mercurial dance for piano and orchestra, was played.