Sentence examples for seemingly extraordinary from inspiring English sources
In 2009 Rodriguez admitted that he used various performance-enhancing drugs (PEDs) from 2001 to 2003, a revelation that threatened to taint his seemingly extraordinary career accomplishments.
Kerry Kennedy said that the two sides of Mary Kennedy, the seemingly extraordinary one and the deeply troubled one, coexisted for years, but that she fought to the end to try to make things work.
Darwin's incredulity at the way they lived is clear from his writing, which peaks with wonder at what he sees – not least their seemingly extraordinary ability to survive in one of the harshest climates.
While their efficacy has been known for some time, prison-education programs have tended to receive the most attention when they are involved in seemingly extraordinary intellectual feats that defy our collective social expectations.
The director, Pam MacKinnon, who superintended the most recent and rather dazzling revival of Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf, works to ground these seemingly extraordinary events and to temper Albee's penchant for absurdism with a realistic emotional palette.
Its earlier use has prompted some debate among experts on its seemingly extraordinary success rate.
And when these seemingly ordinary yet extraordinary people perished in the two shuttle tragedies, the worldwide public mourned them as if they were friends.
Sarah Kernochan and Howard Smith's extraordinary and seemingly effortless 1972 documentary "Marjoe" (which I discuss in this clip), won an Oscar for Best Documentary Feature.
Exploring why seemingly ordinary people commit extraordinary crimes is the mission of "MugShots," a spinoff from another Court TV documentary series, "Crime Stories".
The sensation over Knicks point guard Jeremy Lin and his extraordinary play, seemingly out of nowhere, obscures the usual learning curve for first-time starting point guards in the N.B.A.
When writing The Origin of Species, Darwin ([1859], pp. 306-309) puzzled over the abrupt beginning of life's fossil record: after long, seemingly lifeless eras, an extraordinary diversity of marine life suddenly burst forth into the geological record.
