Sentence examples for was an extraordinary example from inspiring English sources
Her life was an extraordinary example of love, grace, dignity and resiliency.
It was an extraordinary example of 1950s political idealism from which the young Varley benefited, spending time at Ruskin College Oxford.
His life was an extraordinary example of how one individul's struggle to overcome adversity can mature into a life long commitment to helping others through philanthropy.
His production of Berlioz's Damnation of Faust, performed at the Paris Opera in 2001, was an extraordinary example of dreamlike artifice.
Rifkind added: "I thought at the time that this was an extraordinary example of wit, but as the years have gone by I have realised that she was actually being deadly serious".
"He was an extraordinary example of European intellectualism, uniting a unique intelligence of the past with an inexhaustible capacity to anticipate the future," Prime Minister Matteo Renzi was quoted as saying by the Italian news agency Ansa.
It is "an extraordinary example" of what can be achieved through strict management, Roberts tells me.
"It's an extraordinary example of what magazine journalism is capable of," Mr. Whitford said.
It is our contention that the order is an extraordinary example of prior restraint.
It's an extraordinary example of how utterly unpredictable politics can be.
The battle against polio is an extraordinary example of what can be achieved when we work together.
