Sentence examples for extraordinarily that from inspiring English sources

The Leader of the Opposition continued: "And because of a Budget, most extraordinarily, that had no mention of investment in our National Health Service and our vital public services.

It pretends, quite extraordinarily, that the Latin American sovereignty movement, which has liberated so many from United States-backed plutocracies and dictatorships over the last 30 years, never happened.

Rippon, though, said that was not true, initially admitting to his star interviewer he may have made a mistake before saying, extraordinarily, that that the Savile story was "not worth the fuss".

She is fascinated by Chekhov's regard for privacy -- his own and, extraordinarily, that of his characters -- and finds in it not only an ethical but a metaphysical challenge to the books that claim to be authoritative or definitive: "The letters and journals we leave behind and the impressions we have made on our contemporaries are the mere husk of the kernel of our essential life.

A notable exception is Monroe Beardsley, who claims — heroically and extraordinarily — that there are exactly three aesthetic principles: things are aesthetically excellent either by being unified or intense or complex (Beardsley 1958, chapter XI).

In a Meet the Press interview on January 27, Rep. Ryan claimed extraordinarily that "sequester is going to happen".

Yet the narrative, extraordinarily given that Biafra is involved, remains warm and as full-figured as its curvy heroine, Olanna.

Investing is extraordinarily difficult; that is why even few professional managers will outperform the market.

That makes it extraordinarily unlikely that they will pursue a high-priced closer like Francisco Rodríguez of the Angels.

You're in an extraordinarily privileged space that's been enabled by that wealth and power.

It is also an extraordinarily eager gearbox that needs no more than a hint that the driver needs a downshift.