For some reason, the investigation that went to "very extraordinary lengths" to look at the case impartially had failed to turn any of that up.
"In terms of a business school dean, that is a very extraordinary tenure," Mr. Freedman said of Dr. Feldberg's tenure.
"That would be very extraordinary," said Charles M. Elson, who teaches corporate governance at the University of Delaware's business school.
Brooks Atkinson, in his laudatory review of the Broadway premiere in The New York Times in October 1951, called it "the most civilized comedy we have had on marriage for years," but he was also forced to acknowledge that "nothing of unusual importance happens," and that "nothing very extraordinary happens".
"To learn that native language is a very extraordinary task.
"I recognize that this is a very extraordinary step.
William tersely dismissed these suggestions, however, saying, "It seems to me very extraordinary that it should be impossible to have esteem and regard for a young man without it being criminal".
At his first press conference, Burke was not very insightful: "It was really a very extraordinary event, something that I've never seen before," Burke said.
Being that very small numbers choose assisted suicide, we can afford to take extraordinary safeguards.
It was a very extraordinary experience to be inside that.
