Sentence examples for what's extraordinary from inspiring English sources

In George Stevens, Jr.'s, new collection of American Film Institute interviews, the film's producer, David Puttnam, says, "What's extraordinary about the [Joseph] Conrad story ['The Duel'] is that it's about violence for no reason.

"What's extraordinary about Yves is how allergic he is to drugs and alcohol," Klossowski says.

"What's extraordinary about the books that are out there is that they've been so well written and such a pleasure to read.

"What's extraordinary about this moment in time, on both missile defense and the greenhouse effect, is the substantial consensus against the White House policy".

"What's extraordinary about the Walker women is that they were building great houses, hiring noted decorators and spending tens of thousands of dollars on household furnishings at a time when the earnings of a black worker in Harlem averaged about $800," said Michael Henry Adams, the curator.

Broadcaster and author Brough Scott, a former amateur rider himself, said: "What's extraordinary about being here is there will never be a farewell like this.

What's most extraordinary about Thomas's dissenting opinion in the abortion case is not that he objects to the ruling; as he noted, "I remain fundamentally opposed to the Court's abortion jurisprudence".

What's so extraordinary, and realistic, is how everyone just strides past the drama.

What's so extraordinary about our current politics is the willingness with which all its players accept the straitjackets of pessimism or pettiness.

What's so extraordinary about Rice's novel is how unpredictable it is, how effortlessly it mingles whimsy and gravitas, how its plot races ahead long after you figured it would run out of gas and pull over to the side of the road.

So what's so extraordinary?