Sentence examples for extraordinary though from inspiring English sources

He was extraordinary, though, Malcolm.

The Tory volte-face I find truly extraordinary, though.

Shooting in Australia was extraordinary, though some people were terrified.

What was extraordinary, though, was the result for the vegetative David: -1.73.

Much more extraordinary, though, is that the stadium can now play host to a British monarch.

What's extraordinary, though, is the paralysis that has taken over essentially the entire advanced world.

The anti-deficit lobby has had extraordinary success, though, in making the deficit the top item on the Washington agenda.

In the wider scheme of the announcement's extraordinary timing, though, we were small fry.The language of war between management and labour has grown ever more bitter.

The most extraordinary use, though, was at Amaro: a single wafer-thin leaf, a sort of beetroot-flavoured rice paper stuck to its plate by a chocolate-button sized purée of the root.

Diego Pisador's depiction of Pharaoh's dream, written 400 years before Andrew Lloyd Webber's setting of the same subject, runs to extraordinary length; though Lior Leibovici's delivery of a dozen stanzas was so captivating one would have gladly listened to the other 290 as well.

Fall is shaping up to be a banner season for Islamic art in New York, which is home to some extraordinary -- though under-known -- historical collections.