David Cameron launched an extraordinary attack on Jeremy Corbyn for having a "security-threatening, terrorist-sympathising, Britain-hating ideology", building on the Tories' initial attempt to define the Labour leader as "a threat to national security".
It seems extraordinary that, having fought hard for the right to be heard, women risk not being listened to, or taken seriously, by adopting a speech impediment – one that is at best laughable, at worst vocally damaging.
Mr. Levy grew up attending parties filled with artists and cultural luminaries, but as he approached 30, he looked at his life and realized that it had not quite reached the level of extraordinary for which he had hoped.
On the one hand, Moore said, "it was extraordinary for me to have a female director, because it's so very rare, and to have that point of view, particularly when you are telling a story that is so female-dominated".
Despite this the reaction in the press and broadcast media has been extraordinary for a sport that has long laboured under the weight of its public-school roots and perceived elitism.
It is surely no coincidence that several of the Prudential executives involved in initiating a deal that carries both risk and the prospect for extraordinary rewards had long prior tenures at AIG.
The Obama administration had asked Judge Forrest to reconsider her ruling, saying that the plaintiffs lacked legal standing to challenge the law and that it was "extraordinary" for her to have restrained future military operations that might be ordered by the commander in chief during wartime.
Labour MP Keith Vaz, who is also the chairman of the Commons Home Affairs Select Committee, said he was astonished and the public would consider the ruling to be "pretty extraordinary for someone who has been implicated in a number of very dangerous situations".
She has been praised for showing "extraordinary poise", and having "the attitude and technique required of a leading player".
Instead, Ms. Full, as bright and poised and ambitious as the next Ivy Leaguer, has done something extraordinary for a Princetonian: she has dropped out.
