Sentence examples for something extraordinary about from inspiring English sources

There was something extraordinary about all this.

That says something extraordinary about New Yorkers.

EVEN by France's exciting standards there is something extraordinary about this particular scandal.

There was that true element of magic and something extraordinary about the whole story.

"I immediately sensed that there was something extraordinary about the script," said Ms. Riva, 85. "I sensed it intimately, without the least vanity.

Those issues aside, however, there is something extraordinary about this building, which I suspect is tied to Mr. Gehry's personal history.

But Mr. Selig said there was something extraordinary, too, about those corn-syrup-happy bees that came flying back this summer.

But – hey, hurray and three cheers – something extraordinary was about to happen to the neighbourhood: a cinema, a brand new cinema, was going to open within five minutes' walk of our front door.

For a few exhilarating years, when the musicians he christened the Blockheads took their pl aces on stage and he ambled wonkily on behind them, be-suited in best vintage, draped in polka-dot scarves and gypsy kerchiefs, with one of several exotic titfers perched on his head, you knew that something extraordinary was about to happen.

Whenever he comes to town it's to show us something extraordinary and beautiful about ourselves.

"…Foster has played in the NBA for 12 years and earned more than $47 million, and he's done something extraordinary: He's saved about three-quarters of his take-home pay….