Sentence examples for extraordinary classic from inspiring English sources

I do think he's an extraordinary classic dramatist".

The same project: extraordinary classic plays viscerally gleaming from the past.

The spirit of punk throbs in this extraordinary silent classic from 1929, now on cinema rerelease.

Some extraordinary Late Classic tombs have been discovered at Tikal, the most important of which produced a collection of bone tubes and strips delicately incised with scenes of gods and men.

Woolfy's City Lights makes a pretty acoustic-led singalong and Norwegian producer Cashmere Cat's With Me still strikes an extraordinary balance between classic hip-hop structure and dramatic computer squelch.

Thomas Mackay published his classic Extraordinary Popular Delusions, And The Madness Of Crowds in 1852.

Not our words, but those of Charles Mackay, author of the 1841 classic Extraordinary Popular Delusions and the Madness of Crowds.

According to economist Charles Mackay's 1841 classic, Extraordinary Popular Delusions and the Madness of Crowds, during the Tulip Mania just one of the rarer tulip bulbs could be traded for 12 sheep or a bed.

The House of the Spirits is an extraordinary novel, a classic that is read in book groups as well as literature courses all across the globe.

Sony Music Entertainment and Experience Hendrix L.L.C. have agreed to a monumental catalog licensing deal to set the stage for a worldwide campaign to make all of Jimi's extraordinary music, including classics, never before heard archive recordings, and filmed concerts available through every type of media.

In between she lived an extraordinary life that, in classic American fashion, was a triumph of self-invention.