Sentence examples for sometimes extraordinarily from inspiring English sources

Many houses here are extraordinarily large, if cheaply made, to accommodate the sometimes extraordinarily large families that live in them.

When pandemic influenza attacked island populations, mortality rates were often high, sometimes extraordinarily so, e.g., Western Samoa (22%) and Nauru (16%) (25 – 25 ).

She would sometimes say extraordinarily silly things, but they were her own silly things, never the silly things other people had said.

Hardly any politician does not extol his or her commitment to unifying the country while lamenting, sometimes in extraordinarily harsh language, the divisive nature of his or her opponent.

Grs can sometimes be extraordinarily divergent, however, so it remains possible that some have been missed.

Loving relationships between two men are sometimes portrayed as extraordinarily deep.

Rooney sometimes took up extraordinarily deep positions, at one stage dropping between England's centre-backs and effectively becoming a sweeper.

He was seen as gross in his appetites and tastes -- and he can be -- but he also proved to be extraordinarily subtle, sometimes far more subtle than was good for him.

The battle scenes are extraordinarily convincing, sometimes taking on the appearance of silent newsreels of the era, but in sharper focus, and the choreography, involving thousands of participants, is exceptionally skillful.

As the undergraduate, Paul Rhys is perpetually startled and eager he is an extremely intense and extraordinarily open actor, sometimes so intense and open as to be alarming he can look as if his face is about to melt.

Cesario is sometimes indistinct but has an extraordinarily assured performance from 13-year-old Lola Turner and is beautifully spread out by Anthony Banks on the roof of the theatre, with wattle and daub and bright flowerbeds and a breezy atmosphere.