Sentence examples for extraordinary phrase from inspiring English sources

Later, in an extraordinary phrase, he says: "Heads of the church have often been narcissists, flattered and thrilled by their courtiers.

Parisian sidewalks are a virtual parade of sweatshirts featuring non-existent universities and extraordinary phrases ("SERIOUS COOL FUNKY" "BIG DIP WOW!") making strolling an exercise in U.S. Dadaism.

That, and the more vogueish phrase "extraordinary rendition".

I used the phrase "extraordinary statistic" earlier on.

He's infinitely quotable and has an extraordinary turn of phrase.

Romney repeated that promise this week, after deploying some extraordinary turns of phrase about the state of the Olympics, ones that made the British unhappy.

This is what Mitt Romney said, in the CNN-Tea Party debate, when asked what he would bring with him to the White House: "You know, one of — one of my heroes was a man who had an extraordinary turn of phrase.

Priest ("M'dear, much love …"), scourge (Wimbledon, "the stench of armpits when it's wet and of armpit when it isn't … Sorry!") and jester, he had an extraordinary gift for phrase and observation, people and places made sentient as rarely before on sports pages.

In a surprising move, he has chosen not to perform a track from the new Bon Iver album, but a medley of Bonnie Raitt's I Can't Make You Love Me and Donny Hathaway's A Song for You; an unlikely combination, but one that in its mingling of longing and isolation nods to familiar Bon Iver territory, and exhibits Vernon's extraordinary voice and phrasing.

The freedom with which Ms. Tharp can respond to music, evident in this phrase, is extraordinary.

Both men were being sponsored for green cards by employers, as "aliens of extraordinary ability" -- a phrase "that makes people think of E.T.," Ms. Barschdorff joked.