Sentence examples for course extraordinarily from inspiring English sources

She became, of course, extraordinarily famous.

Defining what is cruel is, of course, extraordinarily difficult.

Doing the right thing is of course extraordinarily difficult in Syria.

"The value to the team is, of course, extraordinarily high due to the sheer hard work and effort that went into winning each and every one.

George W Bush's axis of evil provides his top three "pariah countries" to which he adds six more "slightly misguided, mildly malevolent, seriously off course, extraordinarily reclusive and much understood" nations.

A: Conducting experiments in the field is of course extraordinarily challenging, because you've got a combination of a whole range of stressors.

The nine-hole course is extraordinarily rugged by any standard.

"And because Karl is such a fascinating and unusual character and such an establishment figure at the same time — and of course so extraordinarily talented — it's just been on a parallel course".

"This is, of course, an extraordinarily rough and overbroad sort of distinction of which, if applied to citizens, our courts would be highly suspicious". Yet, he continued, the Supreme Court has repeatedly held that Congress and the executive branch, in exercising their broad power over naturalization and immigration, can make rules that would be unacceptable if applied to American citizens.

This question, of course, is extraordinarily speculative, but gives us a chance to look at our own technological progress, and to consider how that might play out elsewhere in the Universe.

Of course, it's extraordinarily convenient to New York City.