Sentence examples for most extraordinary effect from inspiring English sources
Asking "why?" in a genuinely puzzled way has the most extraordinary effect – try it.
"She also had the most extraordinary effect on people because she had such a highly developed sense of what was morally right," she added.
It is the "Te Deum," though, that allies musical venturesomeness with the most extraordinary expressive effects.
The effect on the passengers was most extraordinary.
His most extraordinary feature is his eyes, which, to an effect that can be demure or threatening or ironic, he often keeps half closed.
We all know that this epidemiological crisis is the most extraordinary one in modern times; we've seen its effects on science and sexuality.
Often I experience the most extraordinary impressions, of which nothing can give an idea; nervous exaltation is no doubt the cause, but the effect is like that of opium [which Berlioz, in all probability, knew directly!].
Most extraordinary claims are.
The cathedral is the most extraordinary building.
People tell me the most extraordinary things.
You see the most extraordinary things".
