Sentence examples for something extraordinary that from inspiring English sources

If a complex system acts otherwise, it would be something extraordinary that deserves explanation.

He also praised its 54-page report as a "remarkable document" and something "extraordinary" that could have a lasting effect.

"Developers are human beings that are being asked to build something extraordinary that's never been built before," Wagner said.

Like Madonna, she's acutely examined, deified and damned, yet she created something extraordinary that legions of young women identify with.

Because every time we accomplish something extraordinary that garners appreciation and approval from mainstream America, we are being asked to trust a fundamentally untrustworthy source of ratification.

It has to be something extraordinary that pulls them back to the danger each time and this week it's a note from the real Harrison, instructing them where and when to meet him.

CARSTAIRS: I say, old man, did you notice something extraordinary about that patch of jungle clearing where I shot the python at tea-time?

But Garland singing "Over the Rainbow" did something extraordinary: in that moment she gave the film its heart, and the force of her rendition is strong and sweet and deep enough to carry us through all the tomfoolery that follows, even to bestow upon it a touching quality, a vulnerable charm, that is matched only by Bert Lahr's equally extraordinary creation of the role of the Cowardly Lion.

In case you missed it, there was something extraordinary in that last sentence.

Madonna's a perfectionist, and she wanted to do something extraordinary, so that was the objective of everybody".

All it would take is a teensy bit of openness, willingness and flexibility to create something extraordinary, something that so far, no war has been able to accomplish.