Sentence examples for one more extraordinary from inspiring English sources

For the past two weeks people have been sharing their stories, one more extraordinary than the next.

And now, the release of personal journals from the late novelist has revealed one more extraordinary thing about her success: She wrote it down before it happened. .

As for the opening of Cheatin', it's very reminiscent of the films of Federico Fellini, the close-up scanning of the faces of the masses, one more extraordinary than the next in their oddities and solipsism.

At the private view, the Institut Néerlandais in Paris added one more extraordinary drawing to its vast treasures.

And so a surprising number of high-profile economists, on both the left and the right, think that it's time for the Fed to try one more extraordinary measure: injecting the economy with a healthy dose of inflation.

Readers of that book will no doubt pick up "The Prince of the Marshes" simply to follow the further adventures of Mr. Stewart, who seems to be living one of the more extraordinary lives on record.

The American Civil Liberties Union called the DOJ position "one more gratuitous and extraordinary attack on LGBT people's civil rights," and said it would defend Americans' rights in the courts. .

But in a series of daring and graceful moves at a fire in Queens on Saturday morning, Firefighter Brian V. Moritz pulled off one of the more extraordinary search-and-rescue efforts his colleagues and superiors in the Fire Department said they had ever seen.

He called del Toro's presentation "one of the more extraordinary and gratifying professional experiences I have had".

"So to reach this is one of the more extraordinary things I've seen".

Fidel Castro, who has died at the age of 90, was one of the more extraordinary political figures of the 20th century.