Sentence examples for that appears extraordinary from inspiring English sources

But sometimes atmospheric conditions and topography combine to produce a storm that appears extraordinary in satellite imagery.

The facial expressions of the figures in those paintings show an extraordinary restraint that appears as a deliberately controlled intensity with great spiritual effect.

A missed interview registers zero on the scales of Reid's life and achievements, but the story illustrates a particular kind of journalistic regret: that too many good and interesting people go to the grave without being given the chance to tell us about themselves, so that when their lives are chronicled in obituaries it appears extraordinary that we knew so little of them when they were alive.

The workmanship appears extraordinary and the attention to detail meticulous.

They lavish sums that to us appear extraordinary: the Saatchi children received £80 a week in pocket money; £120 for a night out.

Democratic vice presidential nominee Tim Kaine accused people in the FBI of "actively working" in support of Donald Trump's presidential campaign on Saturday, becoming the most prominent politician yet to level the charge after a week of extraordinary FBI leaks that appear to be intended to influence the outcome of the election.

Apart from these phonetic developments, Old Irish is striking chiefly for the extraordinary proliferation of particles that appear before the verb and are used in forming compound verbs.

Don't take my word about this extraordinary document; read Michiko Kakutani's review in the Times or a second Times review that appeared in the Sunday Book Review.

Dressed in an extraordinary outfit that appears to have been designed for a sport combining boxing, skateboarding and fishing – she appears to be wearing some sort of designer galoshes – she's a force of nature.

In an extraordinary effort that appears to be an attempt escape the reach of Australian courts, the government on Friday swiftly moved the 23-year-old Somalian, who is pregnant as a result of being raped on Nauru, from Villawood detention centre in Sydney.

He tells the story of his life and his art in an extraordinary interview by Eric Sherman and Martin Rubin that appears in their book "The Director's Event".