quite extraordinary

But to give a woman such a book, to bring it all the way from some other country, I think that's quite extraordinary.

It's quite extraordinary and I'd like you to look at it.

Before long, his investigation will lead him to another quite extraordinary man.

I think the comment about the is quite extraordinary actually.

But it soon became clear that something quite extraordinary was happening.

But the carving on the door was really quite extraordinary.

The look of determination on his face is quite extraordinary.

I cannot help but feel that our time together on the Enterprise was quite extraordinary.

It was quite extraordinary to witness the use of power at such a level.

The whole thing was quite extraordinary, a powerful match for the music.

He got a buzzing feeling and thought the place quite extraordinary.

"In fact, at this moment, the view is quite extraordinary."

It's easy to see that, twenty-five years ago, she must have been something quite extraordinary to look at.

A seemingly ordinary man and his wife turn out to be quite extraordinary.

It is to a quite extraordinary extent a thing apart from our national life.

Some of the cases quoted as medical examples seem quite extraordinary.

She really was quite extraordinary when she did that, he thought.

Yet there had been a time when they had seemed to me quite extraordinary.

"No, we found another one up in the mountains and he's quite extraordinary.

Then he cleared his throat and made a quite extraordinary proposal.

Coming down in the middle of the night like this - quite extraordinary!'

It really is quite extraordinary for the leading central banker to speak this way about another country.

It seems that you're quite extraordinary in many ways.

He had turned on me with quite extraordinary violence.

To the contrary, I find the majority's decision in that regard quite extraordinary.