Sentence examples for extraordinary to be able from inspiring English sources

For a few brief minutes, it's extraordinary to be able to stare into a photograph of Kosminski and imagine what it might have been like if his was the last face you saw on Earth.

"It's quite extraordinary to be able to represent a show that began 30 years ago and still be alive," Patrick Macnee said with a laugh.

"It's such an extraordinary situation to be able to manipulate atoms and get to these low temperatures".

"It was really a rare and extraordinary experience to be able to start a department from scratch with the enormous support that we had," says Adams.

It's enormously demanding on everybody involved, but we consider it an extraordinary privilege to be able to use what we do in this way.

He has sufficient pace from an extraordinary height and he appears to be able to control where the ball is going.

"Only at the Met in terms of the ability to have 'Thomas Eakins' going at the same time as a number of other extraordinary things, and the encyclopedic range to be able to mount it.

We have a squad of extraordinary quality - I am fortunate to be able to coach an outstanding group of players.

When the artist Joseph Cornell created his extraordinary shadow boxes, he expected viewers to be able to pick them up, turn them around, rattle their insides and rummage through their mysterious little drawers.

"People of means want to live extraordinary things," says Ghysels. "They want to be able to tell their friends that they have done something incredible, unique".

"It didn't seem right; no one is ever going to be able to portray this extraordinary young girl," Mr. Parkes said.