Sentence examples for most extraordinary was from inspiring English sources

One of the most extraordinary was Sir John himself.

Most extraordinary was Gardner's suggestion that audiences "shouldn't" see Craig's play.

Of all the wunderkinder to have dazzled unsuspecting audiences, perhaps the most extraordinary was the pianist Solomon, who gave his farewell recital at the Wigmore at 15.

Most extraordinary was the rackett, whose narrow bore went through a cylinder of ivory or wood as many as nine times to make a double-bass instrument from a cylinder length of a few inches.

Then there are the lies: the most extraordinary was his declaration that he would not introduce a consumption tax, though he later did; and the most shameful was the infamous children overboard case.

Most extraordinary was an almost certainly false claim that emerged during the armed siege of Merah's apartment block: that in 2008 he escaped in a mass jailbreak in Kandahar, where he had been arrested for bombmaking the previous year.

But most extraordinary is the way some seem to reveal a land where nothing ever changes.

Most extraordinary is that this show was made with family audiences and the over-nines in mind.

But what is most extraordinary is the way in which these incorporeal components interact with Schneider's sweaty, shirtless, achingly vulnerable body.

Perhaps most extraordinary is this line in the ABC report: Edwards said his wife, Elizabeth, and others in his family became aware of the affair in 2006.

Most extraordinary is the rise of China.