Sentence examples for even more extraordinarily from inspiring English sources

Even more extraordinarily, before vibrators took off, the treatment was executed manually.

Even more extraordinarily, In the Unlikely Event is a fiction based on real-life events Blume herself lived through.

I have been to Birmingham to see Future Systems' extraordinary department store for Selfridges and explored the even more extraordinarily costly Scottish parliament.

Even more extraordinarily, this single species is land-living, but has managed to become the top predator in the oceans too, causing populations of whales and fish to collapse.

Just as scientists are discovering that the human body is a huge colony of different species, with a large variety of bacteria inside every one of them, so they are finding out that the ecosystem of the soil bacteria, fungi, protozoa, nematodes, microarthropods is even more extraordinarily diverse.

This was its first outing at a Prom, and even more extraordinarily only the third piece by Feldman to be included there; the intense care that Volkov took with voicing its iridescent soundworld, and articulating its broken chords exactly made the performance quite magical.

Its major characteristics are: (i) a very significant length (from several hundreds of micrometres up to many centimetres) with the ratio between cell length and diameter ranging from 50 to 2000 or even more; (ii) an extraordinarily thick cell wall, reaching up to 15 µm; and (iii) mechanical function as the major one (Esau 1977; Fahn 1990; van Dam and Gorshkova 2003; Gorshkova et al. 2012).

Even more of a let-down: Neither of the now extraordinarily happy Darcys is directly involved with exposing the perpetrator of the cruel assault in the literally and figuratively tangled Pemberley woods.

He continued, "It's even more ridiculous than that, because our solar system, not to mention the universe outside of that, is extraordinarily well organized, to the point where we can predict seventy years away when a comet is coming.

Even more problematic, and likely to be an increasing difficulty with regardt to American requests for extradition, is the extraordinarily punitive American criminal justice system.

The 24mm wide angle lens offers extraordinarily large viewing space and now the optical zoom is extended to 3.8x 90mm) making the LX5 even more versatile.