Sentence examples for extraordinarily fine from inspiring English sources

Those beautiful red prawns with lemon, olive oil and a prawn-head stock are extraordinarily fine.

It's dangerous to be worth more dead than alive, and the chiru's extraordinarily fine wool is six times as valuable as cashmere from goats.

Tragedy slips into the room quickly and quietly in "Belleville," the extraordinarily fine new play by Amy Herzog that opened on Sunday night at New York Theater Workshop.

The system appears to be capable of making the extraordinarily fine discriminations of time and intensity that are necessary for sound localization.

She began from an extraordinarily fine, utterly telling pianissimo and got louder without broadening her sound at all, staying pure and steady, sweet and clear.

Named after dance pioneer Rudolf Laban, this school of contemporary dance was, said the judges, an "extraordinarily fine building that raises the expectations of architecture".

The density of this dark energy also appears to be extraordinarily fine-tuned.

Lukacs plainly reveres Kennan, whom he knew well, and admires his extraordinarily fine-grained and exacting sensibility — to the point where one can't quite tell whether, for example, the dismissive allusion to "some American preferences" speaks of the subject's contempt for a moralizing foreign policy, or of the author's.

Taken on their own, with no voice-over, a high number of dishes in the new tasting are extraordinarily pleasurable, fine enough to transcend any words that might be applied to them.

"We have everyone from actually extraordinarily famous fine-art photographers and filmmakers signing the petition to one man who identified himself as a garbageman and a band photographer," Ms. Clancy, a member of the group and a video analyst who monitors police conduct, said at a news conference yesterday.

In each case, the Chinese regulators issued thinly-reasoned decisions finding violations of China's Anti-Monopoly Law, slapping the patent holder with extraordinarily high fines ($975 million in the case of Qualcomm) or procuring commitments to license patents on terms favorable to Chinese manufacturers.