Sentence examples for extraordinary now from inspiring English sources

Alves, who was extraordinary, now has more assists this season than anyone except Messi.

Greenaway in particular flourished under Thatcher in a way that seems extraordinary now.

"It seems extraordinary now that when Lord Spencer got up in [Westminster] Abbey [at Diana's funeral], he was effectively denouncing Charles as a parent".

It seems extraordinary now, but six months later, when Bin Hammam announced his presidential candidacy, he was given credence as a candidate for reform.

(JF) It seems extraordinary now, but when this tribute concert was announced, Joe Harriott (1928-1973) halmostoslippedped off the radar, his records no longer in print, his name absent from jazz encyclopaedias.

It is not surprising that Gould's recordings (Sony Classical SM2K 52597, two CD's, with preludes and fugues) are as extraordinary now as when they were made some 40 years ago.

"He has not had an easy season with injury but he's in extraordinary form now.

If that's the case, the window closed a bit more on an era that began as extraordinary and now feels ever-so-slightly unsatisfying.

The forthcoming premiere of this show invites some reflections on the unjust neglect in which the bulk of its author's extraordinary oeuvre now languishes.

As we look ahead to the coming years, we have an extraordinary opportunity now to define what's next for America's military and our country.

It also serves as a recollection of an extraordinary career, now spanning more than half a century.