Sentence examples for extraordinary phase from inspiring English sources

Roth reached an extraordinary phase in his 60s.

But it was only beginning its most extraordinary phase.

Guillem may be approaching 40, but it is possible that the most extraordinary phase of her career has just begun.

Last Thursday, Mark Carney, governor of the Bank of England, signalled in his Mansion House speech that this extraordinary phase of our monetary history was coming to an end.

But it definitely marks the end of an extraordinary phase in American foreign policy.September 11th gave birth to a foreign policy that was characterised by a heady mixture of optimism and moral clarity.

The area's most extraordinary phase was during the medieval era, when the valleys were a refuge for Byzantine Christians.

Filicide is an extraordinary form of homicide.

In an essentially quiet and still score there are moments in Gabriel's Lament where the chorus rise up, inspired by the extraordinary "out of phase" congregational singing on the Isle of Harris, as though in awe of the infinity of space through which I somehow still see Gabriel flying.

Furthermore, the hierarchical structure generates the extraordinary solid/gas/liquid three-phase contact interface, which is the essential characteristic for a superhydrophobic surface.

"Philip Roth: Unmasked" is especially strong when it reaches what might be thought of as his major phase, the extraordinary period that began with "The Counterlife" (1986) and that includes "Sabbath's Theater" and "American Pastoral," surely two of the finest novels of the past quarter-century.

First, cerium is known for its extraordinary rich pressure-temperature phase diagram driven by the delocalization of 4f electrons.