Sentence examples similar to extraordinarily shaped from inspiring English sources

Long before Bains won his second Michelin star, long before he came to wider attention when one of his starters – a slow-cooked, jellified duck egg, with crisp Jabugo ham and a pea sorbet – was chosen for the final of the second series of BBC2's Great British Menu, he was regarded by his peers as something special: an extraordinarily focused chef, who shaped intense meals of tiny tasting plates.

"We're in extraordinarily good shape," he said.

Four-fifths underwater just seven and a half years ago, New Orleans is, for the most part, in extraordinarily good shape: the airport has gotten a long overdue renovation, restaurants and music clubs are booming, new schools and libraries are opening, and an orchard of cranes marks a rising medical complex.

BMSCs cultured on TNTs had to extend across the tubes to find a protein-deposited surface for initial contact, thereby expanding their filopodia further and forming more extraordinarily elongated shapes.

To him, each individual trout is uniquely colored and shaped, and the species is extraordinarily diverse.

Independent analyst Louise Cooper said: "That is an extraordinarily high profit margin for a business that essentially extrudes commoditised coloured plastic into different shaped bricks.

"We are extraordinarily lucky that each of the main pigment forms of melanin is contained in a different shaped organelle," Benton said at a briefing yesterday.

That tragedy is memorialised in an extraordinarily moving series of letters between father and son (published in the book We Hope to Get Word Tomorrow) and it coloured and shaped Garvin's subsequent editorial stance right through to 1942.

Furthermore, we compared the lowest potential energies of different shaped nanoparticles with particle sizes from 1 to 5 nm, and found that the icosahedral shape is the best stable structure because it has the extraordinarily lowest energy among all the considered shapes, while the decahedron exhibits the worst structural stability.

The book details how Black Star sated the ravenous appetites of picture magazines like Life that were so extraordinarily popular and influential in shaping public discourse and values in mid-20th-century America.

Part of the explanation is political: the 2018 midterms are shaping up to be extraordinarily competitive.