Sentence examples for extraordinarily modern from inspiring English sources

The second stanza sounds extraordinarily modern.

Democratic kingship may be medieval, irrational in its essence, but it remains extraordinarily modern in appeal.

As such, this is film-making that, in some ways, feels extraordinarily modern.

The Gospel's very last lines have an extraordinarily modern feeling of Hemingwayesque understatement, achieved perhaps inadvertently, by textual omission: "They approached Judas and said to him, 'What are you doing here?

Things were made to look as though they had the capability of super machines: cars were winged and curvaceous, implying speed and recklessness and made to look extraordinarily modern.

He also expounds the extraordinarily modern aesthetic philosophy behind his glossy romances — "The surface isn't really the surface, but rather a manifestation of the depths" — and delivers a directorial credo: "Style is the most profound expression of personality".

In 1876 Pénaud published an extraordinarily advanced design for a streamlined amphibious aircraft featuring braced monoplane wings, a glazed canopy, a fully enclosed engine, a wheeled undercarriage, and something approaching a modern control system.

Grant was extraordinarily innovative.

As I've written elsewhere, audience behaviour, even in proscenium arch theatre, is extraordinarily variable throughout modern history.

Most of the 17 members of Ensemble Modern, the extraordinarily flexible German group for which the work was composed, have either an extended solo turn or exposed, unusually articulated lines within the ensemble texture.

Abraham's movement style is an extraordinarily watchable hybrid of classic modern, funk, and release technique, which the ten Ailey dancers (six men, four women) attacked eagerly.