Sentence examples for extraordinarily timely from inspiring English sources

I think the book on Nelly Ternan particularly was extraordinarily timely in that regard.' Tomalin met her husband Michael Frayn in 1980, and he moved into her house in Camden town.

For a younger generation of viewers, for whom the cinema is as crucial and ready a reference as literature, and who may themselves be ready for a cinematic revelation of a work that may in fact have become unfamiliar, Godard's "King Lear" may be, at the age of twenty-five, extimelyinarily timely.

"Best of Enemies" is an extraordinarily timely, provocative, powerful, poignant and important film.

"Ai Weiwei's work is extraordinarily timely, but it's not reducible to a single political gesture," Nicholas Baume, the director and chief curator of Public Art Fund, told HuffPost.

The topic of "attribution" or as it is more commonly thought of as "credit" is extraordinarily timely as it is on the minds of every music creator these days.

Brian McLaren, in his important and extraordinarily timely new book "Why Did Jesus, Moses, the Buddha and Mohammed Cross the Road?: Christian Identity in a Multi-Faith World" (Hardback: Jericho Books, Sept. 11, 2012), argues to the contrary, that for Christians at least, it is possible imagine a faith that thrives on peace and benevolence toward others.

Nick's book makes for timely if extraordinarily painful reading, and I sat down with him recently to talk about the ongoing relevance of Vietnam, massacres, and secretly photocopying whole US government archives.

Times have changed extraordinarily.