Sentence examples for extraordinary sign from inspiring English sources

"I took that as a clear, extraordinary sign that I was not meant to be a priest," he recalled.

It is an extraordinary sign of how the party's fortunes have faded that the 2005 result was seen as a disappointment.

It is an extraordinary sign of Nigeria's strength and resilience as a country that there has been this election with its outcome accepted so clearly despite all the challenges Nigeria faces".

In an extraordinary sign of Britain's vulnerability as its vaunted currency plunged, the country's fellow members in the Group of Seven club of wealthy nations issued a statement expressing confidence in the British economy — and vowing to take action to protect it.

In many respects, it is an extraordinary sign of evolution in the human character.

"These were all extraordinary signs as far as we were concerned," the state department official said.

Many dogs yapped and barked, but none appeared to exhibit extraordinary signs of pending natural disaster.

It is "extraordinary" to sign up a partner for a show that is still the better part of a year away from its premiere, said Jean Rossi, the executive vice president of sales for Fox and the president of Fox One, the cross-platform sales arm of Fox's parent, the News Corporation.

In 1997, it published an extraordinary attack (signed by eight Vatican departments) warning the "non-ordained" off doing anything in the church that a priest could do instead.

But in an extraordinary, jointly signed opinion article in Friday's Washington Post, the Foreign Secretary David Miliband and Defence Secretary Des Browne defended Britain's military strategy against what they called 'misplaced criticism' and suggested a pull-out was unlikely before the end of the year.

Beck joked that today, the action would be as extraordinary as signing the Constitution before taking a trip to Barnes & Noble. .