Sentence examples for even more extraordinary when from inspiring English sources
It is even more extraordinary when you consider there is no single galvanizing issue for McMullin as there was for George Wallace (civil rights).
It is even more extraordinary when one considers that nearly half of the deal's proceeds are going to its venture capitalists rather than to expand the business.
The achievement of the Incas' efficient transport system over some of South America's most difficult terrain seemed even more extraordinary when compared with what I would soon find in Peru.
It may be some consolation to Juve that the front three converted 74% of all Barça's league goals this season – an even more extraordinary record when you consider that Suárez was banned until the end of October – but that says less about Barça's reliance on their front three than about the sheer volume of goals they've scored.
Something even more extraordinary happens when infants are submerged in water.
New Zealand, however, set up a grandstand finish when Shaun Johnson produced a wonderful piece of individual magic, laying the platform for Jordan Rapana to touch down – and Johnson almost did something even more extraordinary on the hooter when he danced through the Kangaroos' line.
But I bet you've forgotten, as I had until I saw this two-disc compilation of 16 Brookie episodes from the soap's 21 years of existence, the even more extraordinary moment later the same year when Barry kissed Terry.
Indeed, just when you think they've reached their limits, toy manufacturers come up with something even more extraordinary.
The second, written in 1927 when Szymanowski was rediscovering his own national roots under the impact of Bartok, is an even more extraordinary synthesis of folk-inspired elements into a complex organic structure.
