Sentence examples for extraordinary perhaps from inspiring English sources

"This was something that was extraordinary, perhaps a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity".

She seems to have extraordinary — perhaps even time-traveling — abilities, and has been watching and guiding Abby.

The concluding chapters of "Thames" are extraordinary, perhaps the finest he has written in a prolific career.

Miranda Seymour says that concluding chapters of the book "are extraordinary, perhaps the finest he has written in a prolific career".

A literary lion who penned the three best-selling books of the 18th and early 19th centuries, Paine was a citizen extraordinary, perhaps the greatest English champion of clean, open, humble government.

Most extraordinary, perhaps unprecedented, was that Bébé was still living in the Caso Do Gaiato care home, with 80 other boys and young men, until he moved to play for Manchester United.

These are extraordinary words, perhaps justified by extraordinary times.

They consider anything above 6.5 watts per kilogram to be extraordinary and perhaps not humanly feasible.

P.S. Extraordinary footage — perhaps another hapax — of Larry Young, here with Tony Williams, from 1971.

By the mid-seventies Brainard had started making his extraordinary "miniatures," perhaps his best-known works.

The wartime circumstances that claimed Woodrow Holland were not extraordinary, except perhaps in the mind of his twin.