Sentence examples for the extraordinary aspect from inspiring English sources

"How it works is the extraordinary aspect of it," he says.

According to Heatherwick Studio: "The aim was to make the movement the extraordinary aspect of the bridge.

For those who follow the issue closely, the extraordinary aspect of the piece was not so much anything author Ben Ehrenreich revealed as it was that the article appeared in the New York Times at all.

One of the extraordinary aspects of the paper's role in the build-up to the Suez crisis was the private back channel between the US secretary of state, John Foster Dulles, and the editor of this Manchester broadsheet, owned by a family trust and with sales of well under 200,000.

"One of the extraordinary aspects of Leonora's work is how she draws on so many different inspirations, from the Celtic legends she learned from her nanny, through the constraints of her upper-class upbringing, to the surrealism of Paris in the 1930s - and then to the magic of Mexico," Gale says.

The Irish are building all the time, the most extraordinary aspect of their improvement being the fact that they haven't missed a beat in the post-Brian O'Driscoll age.

But the most extraordinary aspect of the speech is the chasm between the arguments Hammond made in Washington DC and the actions of his colleague George Osborne at home.

The most extraordinary aspect of the recent judgment, says Yoshiko Sakurai, the author of two books on the subject, is that it failed to touch either on the unusual details of Mr Abe's case, or on the question of his motivation.

The critic praised the program of arias, art songs and spirituals and compared Hayes's phrasing to "the delicacy of a cameo"; what's more, the singer was so famous that the reviewer did not feel it necessary to mention the most extraordinary aspect of the concert: Roland Hayes, tenor, who had toured Europe and sung for royalty, was a black man, born in rural Georgia to a former slave.

The most extraordinary aspect of the Lorenzen story is that in a cookie-cutter system that often looks at size, not skill, he was able to sneak through as a quarterback.

The most extraordinary aspect of the whole thing is that there is such a big build-up, and then it's over in a flash, completely forgotten, and everything goes back to normal.