Sentence examples for extraordinary subjects from inspiring English sources

"People may have been surprised by the popularity of In Our Time, but the interest in all these extraordinary subjects was there – even at nine o'clock in the morning," said Bragg.

He's an extraordinary subject — handsome, lively, explicit, often eloquent, and bizarrely divided in his nature.

Throughout her early career, animating the extraordinary subject matter of her songs was a priority.

I find it a fascinating and extraordinary subject but I only discovered this in my 40s.

Moore's extraordinary subject is the compellingly repellent historical figure Thomas Day, a children's book writer and ardent abolitionist.

Bigelow doesn't have as original, as distinctive, as reflective a sense of cinematic drama as the extraordinary subject matter of "Detroit" requires.

Ed Kleban's life wasn't unworthy, particularly in the self-regarding eyes of the theater, but what's missing here is the extraordinary subject that would justify the show for the rest of us.

According to Simon Singh, author of popular science books including Fermat's Last Theorem and Enigma, "science is simply the most extraordinary subject in the world, addressing fundamental questions about life, the universe, and everything".

It hardly matters: the tale Brown tells is so extraordinary, its subject so bizarre, that it grips from start to finish.

And like both of them, he is a very good if perhaps underrated writer (by which I mean that it's easy for literary types to be snobbish about novels that read so smoothly), his imagination always turning outwards, where it fixes with apparent ease on some extraordinary new subject.

In embracing this sort of 'maximalist' aesthetic, Monkman is able to explore an extraordinary amount of subject matter and thematic interests across his already large body of work, different than many abstract or minimalist painters whose works often emphasize the subtle differences amongst each piece.