There is a natural human tendency to align extraordinary events with familiar narratives.
These are extraordinary numbers given the normal tendency of corporate money to flow to the party in power.
Each had long evinced an extraordinary self-confidence (coupled with a tendency to be dismissive of others) and a conviction that no social problem, however complex and seemingly intractable, could resist his or her applied power to solve it.
Dylan renounced this genre so quickly, and took his fans on such a giddy journey afterwards, that there's a tendency to downplay the extraordinary achievement and impact of his work in this brief initial phase of a long career.
Truly, the combination of active steering, stability and traction control along with an extraordinary Active Roll Stabilization system (to counter the tendency of a moderately sprung car to heel over hard in aggressive turns)–simply works magic.
It was an extraordinary moment because there's a tendency by some in the women's movement to reject sex workers like Kthi because they dispute the monolithic narrative that all people in prostitution seek rescue.
He seems always to have done his best work before an audience, a tendency that made him an extraordinary correspondent.
Now, of course, Belichick, who designed the defense the Jets use today, has extraordinary knowledge of the Jets' personnel and tendencies.
The returns were good but not extraordinary as a lot of them have a tendency to do.
