Sentence examples for extraordinary word from inspiring English sources

For the word "death", for example, he didn't only use a different colour when pronouncing it (because he knew it was an extraordinary word), no, he also knew which colour to use for the note on which "death" was sung.

"Murder" - an extraordinary word to come from the lips of a man who administered America's ultimate punishment on five occasions.

I happen to think it's an extraordinary word.

These are extraordinary words, perhaps justified by extraordinary times.

An experience beyond words requires extraordinary words to convey it.

These are extraordinary words to hear on Fox.

Extraordinary occasions DO call for extraordinary words, sir. And poetry is huge like that.

In these extraordinary words, Marías has defined the ethos of our time.

The fact is that words like 'care' and 'respect' and compassion are not extraordinary words," added Manafort.

"I like to see people speaking ordinary words in strange places, or people speaking extraordinary words in ordinary places," Ruhl has said.

Jefferson's extraordinary words convey a vision of democracy as a form of aspiration, an ideal toward which we stumble.