Sentence examples for said something extraordinary from inspiring English sources

Then Dufresne said something extraordinary.

But then he said something extraordinary.

But Clark then said something extraordinary about the inexperienced Rio, who has evidently displayed a self-image far beyond his year: "He was in love with himself.

That says something extraordinary about New Yorkers.

And his is the gift of saying something extraordinary while, line by line, conveying a sense that this is something an ordinary person might actually say.

Márquez, reflecting in Havana on the past four years, says something extraordinary about General Mora, against whom he fought so many battles in the jungle.

We considered beautiful land forms in the valley and looked at literally dozens of sites on the mountain before we came to the very top and found, you might say, something extraordinary".

Let's say something extraordinary happens and the electorate decides in the coming months that six months is long enough and the honeymoon is over.

"However," Mr. Kaiser said, "something rather extraordinary has happened, and the reaction of the administration thus far, contrary to some fears that existed, was so different, so cautious and stressing the need to act with others".

Before we hung up, he said something that I found extraordinary.

When pressed to name another, he says: "Something quite extraordinary happened last summer, and we were all on a learning curve, including Jeremy Corbyn, who had to learn to be a leader.