Sentence examples for extraordinarily sustained from inspiring English sources
Cowell has had an extraordinarily sustained ability to gauge and manipulate public taste.
But happily, defying all predictions, Britain has since 1948 sustained an extraordinarily vigorous creative culture, even against a background of manufacturers leaving the stage like the instrumentalists in Haydn's Farewell Symphony.
During dinner Warren described to Hyman his extraordinarily successful experiment for sustained personal growth and change -- based largely on encouraging his enormous congregation to form 5,000 small groups, one for every six members, which met every week in their local communities to study, learn, and grow together.
In Italy, the case of Mr Berlusconi makes it extraordinarily hard to sustain such respect.
But we face budget deficits that make it extraordinarily difficult to sustain that share of investment; the federal government must do its part.
Tempos were sometimes extreme but, in context, always seemed right: detail was not lost in fast movements, and shape and momentum were sustained even in the most extraordinarily slow ones.
Regardless, we cannot precisely explain the extraordinarily hyporeactive pulmonary vascular tone of one of the four bulls under sustained hypoxia in the present study.
Yet both are supreme achievements, and when the two trios are performed together, the way they sustain their extraordinarily hypnotic mood makes a summit of adagio dancing that has never been surpassed.
We know that investments in children are extraordinarily productive - but we must be mindful that returns on these investments will materialise only if they are sustained over the long term.
