extraordinariness

Two stories, especially, highlight the extraordinariness of these ancient organisms.

What's Magic About Mushrooms Richard Mabey 2011

Mushrooming is cultish, often obsessive, and Ms. Bone the journalist, opting to stalk her subject via its disciples, discovers a world in which the extraordinariness of the hunters matches that of their prey.

What's Magic About Mushrooms Richard Mabey 2011

"What made me want to make this [and] to tell this story, beyond the extraordinariness of Betty Anne's achievement, was what I imagined was the bond between these two people and the extraordinary love that they shared – her faith in him and his in her."

'Conviction' Portrays Sister's Unwavering Devotion to Brother 2010

Also, it might cheapen the extraordinariness of having powers.

Superhero Nation: how to write superhero novels and comic books » Eren’s Review Forum 2009

Reading about him when I was a young person, I was struck mostly by the variety and extraordinariness of his experiences, and the fascinating idea that math had such concrete applications.

Mr. Bowditch: Brilliance and Populism Heather McDougal 2009

Here was a prime example of the extraordinariness of the ordinary, though it doesn't do to be too sentimental.

It's all too easy to hate teens – try a little love instead | Barbara Ellen 2011

"What made me want to make this [and] to tell this story, beyond the extraordinariness of Betty Anne's achievement, was what I imagined was the bond between these two people and the extraordinary love that they shared – her faith in him and his in her."

'Conviction' Portrays Sister's Unwavering Devotion to Brother 2010

Reading about him when I was a young person, I was struck mostly by the variety and extraordinariness of his experiences, and the fascinating idea that math had such concrete applications.

Archive 2009-03-01 Heather McDougal 2009

As such, Judge Miller had acquired many of those unusual tics and quirks that give federal judges such an air of rarified extraordinariness.

Miscellany 2008

A "saintly life story" (hailger wandel) is defined precisely by its extraordinariness and so cannot be judged by standards of "normal" behavior. 29

Sensual Encounters: Monastic Women and Spirituality in Medieval Germany 2008