Sentence examples for extraordinary chart from inspiring English sources

An extraordinary chart, "British novelistic genres, 1740-1900," showhathat Moretti calls "a rather regular changing of the guard," as once vital genres — the "conversion novel," the "ramble novel," the "silver-fork novel" — flourish and then disappear.

Waugh is a middle-aged man obsessively absorbed in his imaginary league, which he runs with rolls of his dice and accessories like his Extraordinary Occurrence Chart.

He then moved on to the foreign news desk, where he was involved in shaping the paper's coverage of the events that followed the fall of the Berlin Wall, before moving to Sao Paulo as the Latin American editor, a post he used to extraordinary effect to chart the continent's emergence from dictatorships.

"His cooperation was simply off-the-charts extraordinary," Mr. McCarren said of Mr. Dwek.

The gap between the three-month interbank rate, at which banks lend to one another, and the base rate had opened up to an extraordinary extent last year (see chart).

The others – Mexico, Munich and Istanbul, chart the extraordinary journey of the club's founding father, the first Aboriginal to wrestle in the Olympics and the man known in these parts as Uncle John.

Don't we all have someone we'd like to save from the wreckage?" In charting these extraordinary and overlapping journeys, Greer is nothing if not rigorous.

In her book Off the Road (1990), Carolyn Cassady, who has died aged 90, charted her extraordinary life with the Beat writers Neal Cassady, her husband, and Jack Kerouac, her lover.

Its form is extraordinary, a complex astrological charting that allows for the luminaries (traditionally, the sun and moon) to be fixed characters around whom 12 other characters orbit, in long chapters that wane to short chapters as the moon disappears.

MB Life and Times: Episodes 1-5 This epic postmodern pop opera – from New York's Nature Theater of Oklahoma company – charts the extraordinary life of an ordinary American (episode one: first smells, first bruises, first enemies).

In retrospect, it marked the beginning of more than a decade in which Golding underwent a profound personal and artistic crisis, drove his wife and children to the brink of despair, and began the obsessive compilation of an extraordinary dream diary that charted his pain.