Sentence examples for extraordinary reading from inspiring English sources

But what is extraordinary, reading the transcript (which runs to nearly a hundred and fifty pages), is how many inspired elements from the film were originally cooked up in these conversations.

And it made for extraordinary reading.

His diaries of the period make extraordinary reading.

Zidane's lesson to the misanthropists makes for extraordinary reading.

I experienced only the glow of an extraordinary reading experience, a form of profound gratitude familiar to all who love literature.

Which is why his journey as the head of TED makes for extraordinary reading.

It's an extraordinary read: a forensic analysis of one young woman's life and death.

It is extraordinary in reading this report, which purports to address the issues in a complete, professional way, to discover it omits any mention of damage to the planet and its people in the many ways documented by science that will result from a future in which, as ExxonMobil claims, "none of our hydrocarbon reserves are now or will become stranded".

Don't take my word about this extraordinary document; read Michiko Kakutani's review in the Times or a second Times review that appeared in the Sunday Book Review.

It is extraordinary to read, in Diana and Michael Preston's carefully researched book, of a swashbuckling English pirate who was primarily motivated by a thirst for knowledge.

"The Islamic State of Iraq is faced with an extraordinary crisis," read one of the documents, which the military said was seized last summer in Samarra, a town northwest of Baghdad.