Sentence examples for extraordinary compared from inspiring English sources

"I think people's ability to absorb a fractured mise en scène," he said, "is extraordinary compared to 40 years ago".

"I don't know if I can say it's unique, but it's quite extraordinary, compared to many countries in Europe, at least," Mr. Eraker said.

The article explains, as others have, that the storm was extraordinary compared to anything in recent memory, but hardly a worst case.

'I think people's ability to absorb a fractured mise en scène is extraordinary compared to 40 years ago.' Way before he was firmly established on the public radar, those in the business had clocked him.

Calling it the "mulga bonanza", the report said: "Vegetation projects are cheap but on a per hectare basis the prices being paid for carbon credits are extraordinary compared with land values".

Because you will be held to an accountability standard that is extraordinary compared to that of your critics.

Mr. Hunt describes Ms. Pelosi's achievements as "extraordinary," comparing her to the legendary speaker, Sam Rayburn.

The company said it expected to earn $1.08 to $1.10 a share this year, excluding extraordinary items, compared with 19 cents before extraordinary charges last year.

That is what made Callas an extraordinary experience compared with Tebaldi, who was regal and stately and uninvolved dramatically.

The company reported earnings of $59 million, or 28 cents a diluted share, excluding extraordinary income, compared with $118 million, or 55 cents a share, in the year-earlier period.

The achievement of the Incas' efficient transport system over some of South America's most difficult terrain seemed even more extraordinary when compared with what I would soon find in Peru.