Sentence examples for extraordinarily of from inspiring English sources

No opposition newspapers or TV stations were closed down, opposition political parties remained free to organise and most extraordinarily of all, almost all of the participants in the coup escaped prosecution.

Ellen Meiksins Wood is guilty in her book of glossing over this interregnum and, even more extraordinarily, of paying scant regard to the cold war: American behaviour and motivation can, for her, be charted as a straight line from the emergence of the US as the world's dominant power in the 1940s to the Bush administration of today.

More than 60 years after independence and 40 years after the loss of Bangladesh, Pakistan remains extraordinarily leery of foreign influence.

The same applies for Morrison, who elicits the same types of "extraordinarily conflicted feelings of admiration and dismay".

"He was extraordinarily supportive of innovative work,"said Herbert Sturz, the founding director of the Vera Institute.

These results show that the regulatory activities of Ime2 and Ndt80-like proteins display an extraordinarily level of evolutionary flexibility.

She could have easily contested the accuracy of those contemporaneous memos instead of extraordinarily accuse the CIA of lying.

I'm extraordinarily proud of it.

Malick "is extraordinarily protective of the creative process," Nolte says.

Judge Zweibel was, Stolar said, "extraordinarily protective of the police".

Cameron: That's extraordinarily perceptive of you, Mr Farago.