Sentence examples for rather extraordinarily from inspiring English sources

This is an extremist version of Roberts's complaints about the Court vs. the ballot, and rather extraordinarily makes one wonder if Scalia thinks that every step of progress this country has made should have been dependent on majority approbation.

And, rather extraordinarily, replacing paper with machines can change societies in ways that save lives.

It's rather extraordinarily insensitive to worry about the disruption in the lives of some student athletes and other "promising young people" when the other guy, the victim of their cruelty, is dead.

And yet the Jameses were hardly "dysfunctional," as we normally understand the term, but rather an extraordinarily close family, whose members to a certain degree mythologized one another and especially Henry Sr., or "sacred old Father," as William called him.

It's these ideas — rather than his extraordinarily insightful remarks about particular compositions — that unite Hawke and Bernstein, and this is where Hawke's approach to his film seems to conform itself sanctimoniously to Bernstein's thinking.

Still, despite signs that the attacks were the handiwork of ISIS sympathizers, Asaduzzaman Khan, Bangladesh's home minister, refused afterward to acknowledge that the government is dealing with serious terrorism, rather than an extraordinarily violent brand of party politics.

And it keeps floating higher and higher — or, rather, Mr. Noé's extraordinarily liberated camera does — hovering above rooms and seemingly passing through walls, only then to fly above the jewel-colored cityscape.

You'd say of someone from Peter's background that it would have led him to Wall Street rather than to the extraordinarily varied career he has had.

While Europe stalled, in favour of pacification rather than resolution, Blair was "extraordinarily forward in advocating a military solution".

He becomes extraordinarily emotional and rather naive – a long way from the Corin any of us had known.

His strategy, throughout the film, is to monotonously amplify mood more or less one mood, of frustration and conflict and in the process binding Edgerton and Negga to a narrow range of performance, turning the Lovings into pure and pristine symbols of a struggle rather than ordinary people facing extraordinarily cruel laws and forced into an extraordinary historical role that they didn't seek.