Sentence examples for yet extraordinarily from inspiring English sources

Milton was a determined yet extraordinarily generous man devoted to his family, especially his beloved wife of 58 years, Ida.

Yet, extraordinarily, many Russians still look back on the Stalin years as a golden era.One reason is that much of the period is still cloaked in mystery.

Yet, extraordinarily, it was only last week that the British government, as a guarantor of the CPA, promised £8m ($13m) for "civic education" in the elections.

Yet, extraordinarily, it emerged during questioning that Russell and his team never asked Jones or his colleagues whether they had actually done this.

It was a dark and dangerous, yet extraordinarily well organized place, where wild beasts, animals, gladiators and condemned criminals waited to be brought onstage via trap doors, ramps or elevators powered by men.

Yet, extraordinarily, he is the ringleader of a group of Thatcherite ultras who now crowd on to our airwaves, exploiting the mythology of Thatcherite greatness to insist Britain must make a complete break with the EU.

Yet, amid extraordinarily tight security, they did show up: and more important, they were in a mood to gamble.

Edward Scissorhands, with his pinprick eyes, kabuki face and shears for fingers, barely speaks, yet is extraordinarily expressive.

Ms. Chase closed the residency with yet another extraordinarily alive performance in Kaija Saariaho's "Terrestre" (2002), a condensed version of her flute concerto "L'Aile du Songe".

Vince, an intense and driven figure yet somehow extraordinarily relaxed, believes that for our energy-guzzling society to survive, his model is the only sustainable solution.

But Gallagher's poetry, Fuck Scotland, is one of the few cultural assaults on something that is just about to get its own Parliament, its own platform, its own self-starting political power kit, and yet remains extraordinarily ill-defined.