Sentence examples for extraordinary resort from inspiring English sources

Bush's extraordinary resort to "signing statements" to claim the right not to execute parts of duly-passed laws has been an affront to the separation of powers.

The inadequacy of this critique and was underlined by Bryant's extraordinary resort to rumour-mongering, claiming to have evidence that Corbyn "secretly" voted to Leave – no doubt while twirling his moustache and cackling about the "fools".

After suggesting that raising awareness of the benefits of vaccines might be a good job for the new Surgeon General, Mr Paul said, "I don't think there's anything extraordinary about resorting to freedom".

The Chinese are not the first to resort to extraordinary rendition.

"It's extraordinary that he should resort to this sort of invective and profoundly unchristian.

"This is a strange country, to do normal things you have to resort to extraordinary measures," he said.

*Net sum: For every 100 rural men who marry, 20 others must resort to extraordinary measures to find brides, like buying women kidnapped from urban areas.

My heart goes out to people in that situation, but it also makes it all the more important not to resort to extraordinary explanations that are devoid of any scientific or medical evidence.

Situated at the northern tip of the Great Barrier Reef, 28km from Cape Flattery, this pristine wilderness is interrupted only by the all-inclusive five-star Lizard Island Resort, an extraordinary outpost of high civilisation which, for around £800 per couple per night, offers a lodge bar, hilltop restaurant, subtle luxury villa, beach club and even a pillow menu for the discerning sleeper.

She's not the first actor to resort to extraordinary measures to infiltrate Hollywood.

Wright and McArthur were said to have bickered privately and publicly regarding the design, with Wright dismissing as inferior much of McArthur's contributions, but for years Wright took much of the credit for the resort's extraordinary design.