Sentence examples for extraordinary seems from inspiring English sources

Stars and stellar brands have become a major presence in the philanthropic world, and demand for access to them or something extraordinary seems to be growing.

Belief in the extraordinary seems to have infiltrated every aspect of American culture, from psychic hot lines to television series like "Mysterious Ways" and "Roswell" to bogus claims of miracle cures.

Suddenly, something almost as extraordinary seemed possible.

Spending a few hours in Mr. Petit's presence does make the extraordinary seem within reach.

Such swings, once considered extraordinary, seem barely to register these days.

Tudor's score is extraordinary, seeming to combine the scream of a million insects with the suck and ooze of the Earth.

James Thurber, remarking on the difference between English and American humour, said that whereas the latter consists of making the extraordinary seem ordinary, the former turns on transforming the ordinary into the extraordinary.

In Godard's view, American films make what is extraordinary seem as if it were ordinary whereas the French tradition works in the reverse - winnowing out the extraordinary from the humdrum.

That kind of resourcefulness is extraordinary, it seems to me.

He takes a back route from the court and, with extraordinary ease, seems to lose the agents.

Straddling the line between avant-garde and Looney Tunes, their extraordinary union seems strangely childlike, its happy innocence in harsh contrast to their aggressively explicit public provocations.