Sentence examples for described as extraordinary from inspiring English sources
The decision was described as "extraordinary" by Andrew Montlake, director of the mortgage brokers Coreco.
Mr. Kirchner said their profits, which he described as extraordinary, should "belong to all Argentines".
Is the Prime Minister on Team Nigella?" Cameron then made the endorsement that Metzer described as "extraordinary".
The links between music and differing spiritual traditions were forged early in an upbringing that can only be described as extraordinary.
Even the largest shareholders are barred from speaking to its directors, a situation described as "extraordinary" by Anne Simpson, head of corporate governance at Calpers, the $290bn pension fund for California's state employees.
Former commander of the armed forces in Afghanistan Colonel Richard Kemp described as "extraordinary" pictures published in the News of the World showing rows of armoured vehicles, including Ridgbacks, Bulldogs and Mastiffs, parked at a facility in Gloucestershire.
She estimates that 20%to25%5% of our total energy budget goes on running our brains, a figure which she describes as "extraordinary".
But what prosecutors describe as extraordinary mental abilities, and a willingness to sit for more than 45 hours of interviews and take part in as many as 18 trials, means Mr. Badat may be the most significant.
In its papers, the government describes as "extraordinary" the request that Mr. Padilla, who is also known as Abdullah al-Muhajir, be brought back to New York and "released into the public".
This follows on from Pulis describing as "extraordinary" the FA's decision to fine José Mourinho, the Premier League's most repetitive offender, £50,000 for his fourth case of questioning a referee's integrity, and the third since 2013.
Thrills, Frills, Awards Ms. Aldredge was born in Athens to a mother who died when she was 5 and to a father whom she describes as "extraordinary"; he was active in Greek politics and allowed her to travel alone to the United States.
