Sentence examples for extraordinary bits from inspiring English sources

"I felt there was some relationship with these extraordinary bits of writing that would be nourishing".

L V Anderson, Slate I found the final scene less definitively empowering for Hannah (which is one of the reasons I loved that scene; it was one of the most extraordinary bits of television I've ever seen).

Gordon McVie, the campaign's director general, said: "It is an extraordinary bit of lateral thinking.

"I felt it was an extraordinary bit of luck to be alive at the same time as these great creators.

It wasn't a self-congratulatory word; it was a word of surprise, as if he was wondering where such an extraordinary bit of improvisation had come from.

The letter, an extraordinary bit of digital evidence in a cloak-and-dagger case, was retrieved from a computer in a house where Mr. Fazil had been staying, according to papers filed in Federal District Court in Manhattan.

She remains that unheard-of-thing, a child star who has managed to go on to produce two Oscar-winning performances as an adult; but the really extraordinary bit is that she had immense range even when as a child star.

Considering the relatively limited scope of many of Obama's executive orders, that's an extraordinary bit of discretion.

The first to be made available is an epic, extraordinary, a bit bonkers but actually rather magical take on Jimmy Webb's MacArthur Park, premiered below.

PS: Recently my favourite has been the extraordinary 16-bit scatological masterpiece for Trucker's Delight by Flairs, directed by Jérémie Périn.

"He was an architect in the 19th century who amassed this extraordinary collection of bits of medieval buildings and Egyptian sarcophagi.