Sentence examples for extraordinary because of from inspiring English sources

She was extraordinary because of her ordinariness.

Iapetus, outermost of Saturn's major regular moons, extraordinary because of its great contrast in surface brightness.

However, today's meeting is truly set to be extraordinary because of its significance at this historic time for British politics.

Alfred Portale, one of the chefs, brought a dish he describes as "simple but extraordinary because of the ingredients".

It is all the more extraordinary because of the hazardous nature of the break, an hour north of Lisbon, where some of the world's biggest waves collapse almost on the shoreline.

But experts on accounting say this case is extraordinary because of the amount of money involved and because of the relative simplicity of the accounting maneuvers used to disguise the truth.

Some argue that Tendulkar's landmark is not extraordinary because 19 of his centuries have come against minnows like Zimbabwe and Bangladesh.

"I think it meets the extraordinary circumstances, because of her extraordinary egregious record," Mr. McCain said.

They believe Pujols will continue to produce at an extraordinary level, because of his extraordinary skill.

It is, says Christian Sardet, co-founder of the Laboratory of Cell Biology at the marine station of Villefranche-sur-Mer, even more extraordinary because this world of plankton represents all branches of the tree of life.

A lawyer for Sun, Lloyd R. Day, countered that while he disagreed that the injunction was unprecedented, he agreed that it "is an extraordinary case because of Microsoft's anticompetitive conduct, and extraordinary cases require extraordinary remedies".