Sentence examples for mostly extraordinary from inspiring English sources
The dancers, as always with Elkins, are mostly extraordinary.
Throughout the months of this cancer experience, Mr. Cody reports the details of his life and mind — details that, because he has a blazing intellect and can really write, are mostly extraordinary.
There is mostly the extraordinary effort of individuals.
Both of those drugs were withdrawn from the market for safety concerns, and then reintroduced in very limited circumstances, mostly for extraordinary uses that require those drugs' unique mechanisms.
The fact that we have mostly forgotten this extraordinary resettlement programme is testament to how large-scale, formal migration does not necessarily lead to social meltdown.
While the rising stock market helped G.M.'s pension funds, the company accomplished this feat mostly by taking extraordinary measures to raise cash for the funds.
It was a strangely lurid description of an old palace that may once have been the scene of sybaritic indulgence, but is today known mostly for an extraordinary collection of Roman mosaics.
The adjective Falls uses most often is "extraordinary," mostly in reference to other theater artists with whom he has had long collaborative relationships.
President-elect Donald Trump will take office with a chance to fill more than 100 seats on the federal courts, thanks mostly to an extraordinary two-year slowdown in judicial confirmations engineered by Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell of Kentucky.
But important breakthroughs will be needed for these advances to happen, mostly because they require extraordinary new materials.The way researchers will construct these materials is now becoming clear.
"To Be Takei" is filled with enough footage and fun facts like that one to satisfy the weary popular culture connoisseur –- and, yes, there's a lot of "Star Trek" -– but the film focuses mostly on Takei's extraordinary post- Trek" life, in which he's become one of the leading voices in the LGBT movement.
