Extraordinary in a sentence
Definition of Extraordinary Not ordinary; exceptional; unusual. | Remarkably good. | Special or supernumerary.
Short Example Sentence for Extraordinary
- 1. It was an extraordinary revelation to me.
- 2. Everything had to be created by this extraordinary man.
- 3. Indeed, it was an extraordinary sight.
- 4. How extraordinary that every one does not think it lovely!
- 5. Our eyes met perplexed for an extraordinary moment.
- 6. There are several serious objections to this extraordinary distinction.
- 7. We shall offer only one remark on this extraordinary hypothesis.
- 8. They are extraordinary civil to me, and make me very welcome.
- 9. I had an extraordinary feeling of having come out of things, of being outside.
- 10. She really thought it another piece of her extraordinary good luck.
- 11. Unfortunately, his nerves after the year of extraordinary strain were in rags.
- 12. It is only on extraordinary occasions that the great Purrah meets.
How to use Extraordinary in a Sentence?
- 1. The only possible answer to this extraordinary conduct was a declaration of war.
- 2. My suspicions were first aroused by her extraordinary solicitude for my comfort.
- 3. I will merely advert to the extraordinary calm that pervaded the audience during the first part.
- 4. In 1909 extraordinary claims were made for this machine and great things expected.
- 5. What struck one most was his air of extraordinary freshness and health, of sanguine vitality.
- 6. Yes, they were extraordinary eyes, and they made one feel sympathetic and friendly.
- 7. Towards evening of October 14th extraordinary vigilance on their part became apparent.
- 8. Men do not die by scores, hundreds, thousands, without some extraordinary cause.
- 9. John Bunyan Fouque is an extraordinary combination of names as of characteristics.
- 10. This little machine, surface only 9 m squared. made an extraordinary sensation in France in 1909.
- 11. I had remarked that he was always powerfully affected by music; on this occasion he was so in an extraordinary degree.
- 12. He thought he perceived in me extraordinary talents for the art, and his encomiums awakened all my ardor.
- 13. The silk gallery was as grand and bewildering as the lace department; and here again were made some extraordinary bargains.
- 14. This extraordinary circumstance is only to be accounted for by an entire lack of presence of mind in the confusion, or by absolute treachery.
- 15. If secrecy had been his object, it would have been far more easily secured by his departure at a less extraordinary time.
- 16. This extraordinary circumstance was regarded by the Ismailites as a miracle wrought by that founder of their society.
- 17. A chief cause of the extraordinary success of the first Crusaders had been the want of union among their enemies.
- 18. The loss in this extraordinary engagement, which outstrips and exaggerates the usual vicissitudes of naval service, was of course fearful.
- 19. Once or twice, struck by his logic and extraordinary faculty for stating cases briefly and clearly, she had vaguely wondered if he were a lawyer.
- 20. One half sovereign, bent in an extraordinary manner, was found between the metals three-quarters of a mile from the apparatus standard.
- 21. On the breaking out of these disturbances an old man above seventy years of age gave the Queen an extraordinary proof of attachment and fidelity.
- 22. The silver bit in its mouth snapped in two, and it was only his extraordinary skill and dexterity which saved the Prince from flying headlong.
- 23. By this time I had wholly recovered my consciousness, but remained silent, stupefied by the extraordinary scene.
- 24. How shall we describe the "Incomparable," the extraordinary compound of so many brilliant and repulsive qualities?
- 25. Of all the extraordinary works carried into effect by London gentlemen and tradesmen, we may fairly adduce this as a pre-eminent example.
- 26. She worried over Pamela and Henry and me, and took constant and extraordinary pains to keep us from coming into contact with the contagion.
- 27. The following striking anecdote recounts the extraordinary presence of mind and determined courage of a celebrated Mahratta hunter named Bussapa.