Sentence examples for extraordinarily it from inspiring English sources

Extraordinarily, it seemed, another hotel nearby, Les Relais Bleus, was untouched.

Yet, extraordinarily, it was only last week that the British government, as a guarantor of the CPA, promised £8m ($13m) for "civic education" in the elections.

"Extraordinarily, it now appears Joe Hockey wants the states to extend these concessions to seniors who will lose their pension under new assets test arrangements".

Extraordinarily, it turned out that they were Amnesty members and when they heard from my wife they contacted Amnesty, who launched an urgent-action appeal.

Yet, extraordinarily, it emerged during questioning that Russell and his team never asked Jones or his colleagues whether they had actually done this.

More extraordinarily, it also manages, through the cumulative power of all these individuals' words, to do what the best and most honest fiction does: it makes you feel less alone.

'Yellow in textile design is extraordinarily persistent, it's noisy - but here it lifts the heart.

They prove to be extraordinarily wrong; it is paralysing.

Though extraordinarily moving, it was not without minor problems.

Ugly, cunning and extraordinarily resilient, it creeps into the most unlikely places.

Mr. Lieber described how extraordinarily difficult it is for borrowers to expunge their student loans in bankruptcy court.