Sentence examples for extraordinarily drawn from inspiring English sources

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Equally, I'm guessing most men don't want to rehash their dick into a neo-vagina unless they're extraordinarily drawn to having a pussy.

Kasparov lost four out of the first nine games but then adopted a careful defensive stance, taking an extraordinarily long series of drawn games with the champion.

The hot sun beating down on its nearly enclosed waters evaporates them at an extraordinarily high speed, drawing off into the atmosphere more water than is added by the inflow of rivers.

"When we have Ron Paul go to a campus visit, he draws extraordinarily large crowds.

The timing of those losses, which began with the 2010 midterm elections, was especially harmful to the party because it enabled Republicans to draw extraordinarily partisan congressional and legislative district boundaries that entrenched their advantages.

I was simply drawn to the extraordinarily beautiful things that happened when those bars of light raked across a table in my corner and danced up a wall.

I believe that, in writing this report, you have drawn up an extraordinarily detailed list of items that should figure prominently, Commissioner, in the Stockholm Programme, which I know the Commission is actively preparing.

Although he isn't sure why, Collins suspects it is because the people who are drawn to game design are extraordinarily committed to games, regardless of their background.

The result is a sort of medieval hyperlink, where the eye is drawn out from the text to the margins to explore extraordinarily obscure quotations, facts or interpolations.

Both campaigns see the four debates as pivotal moments in a presidential race that is not only extraordinarily close but also drawing intense interest from voters; roughly 40 million viewers watched the major speeches at the two parties' conventions.