Sentence examples for doubly extraordinary from inspiring English sources
It is doubly extraordinary when one is taken around by someone who was born there and has spent much of his life in it.
This state of affairs is doubly extraordinary because, unlike the 1930s or late 19th century, there is a welfare state – even if it is under assault from the coalition – which thankfully underwrites collective demand.
It is doubly extraordinary when one is taken around by someone who was born there and has spent much of his life in it" "I will get you the best guide in Fes," announced our fellow passenger, who had introduced himself as Abdul the architect just as the train was rumbling out of Tangier station.
It was doubly extraordinary, especially as performed with great brio by Musical Director Ming Aldrich-Gan who played like he has 42 fingers on each hand and was instantly rewarded with a bursting-with-bravos standing ovation.
Growing up in public is never easy, doubly so under the extraordinary scrutiny to which Formula One drivers are exposed.
She was an extraordinary character and her achievements are doubly impressive given the standing of women at the time.
This and the Spaniard's extraordinary ability to transform defence into to attack, as if by the flick of switch, makes him doubly dangerous on clay, where the relative slowness of the surface gives him those extra split seconds to react.
Certainly exile, which is loss, can make a salvaged collection doubly precious.The odyssey of 264 netsuke — Japanese carvings not much larger than cherry tomatoes — lies at the heart of Edmund de Waal's extraordinary book "The Hare with Amber Eyes".
This is doubly unconvincing.
