Sentence examples for much extraordinary from inspiring English sources

Much wisdom is to be found in "Arabian Nights" and much extraordinary entertainment.

If he were not the author of so much extraordinary fiction, Grossman would still be a great Israeli writer because of his non-fiction.

It is a resentment felt generally at 5 Live, which is eager to raise its news profile, particularly after a summer dominated by so much extraordinary sport.

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British film – the tradition which has created and produced so much extraordinary talent both in front of and behind the camera – needs a national home, and the BFI is the organisation to build it".

As much of the world first learned last month, when so much extraordinary footage appeared of a meteor screaming across the sky above the Urals, Russians are unusually fond of mounting cameras on the dashboards of their cars to record the many bizarre things that happen on their roads.

Another triangle, then, but in a much more extraordinary setting.

Much more extraordinary, though, is that the stadium can now play host to a British monarch.

"His photography is much more extraordinary than we realized," Mr. Taylor said.

The Republicans' obstruction of Clinton nominees was much more "extraordinary" than anything since.

That doctors are performing CCSVI surgery, he said, is "just that much more extraordinary, because the hype has been so enormous and because of the serious risk".