evolved him an extraordinary poet vs evolved him as an extraordinary poet

Some examples from the web:

• 'An extraordinary event unfolding live in Central London.
• Her subconscious is such an extraordinary playground.
• Cypher beetles have an extraordinary resistance to pathogens.
• They are dealing with an extraordinary set of circumstances.
• Holy Mountain really is an extraordinary film.
• Whatever killed my son was an extraordinary sophisticated technology.
• We have here an extraordinary subject.
• Compelled his friend to perform an extraordinary feat.
• Whatever killed my son was an extraordinary sophisticated technology.
• Like I say in my seminars, what creates an extraordinary life, is an extraordinary mind-set.
• She is an extraordinary woman, with an extraordinary destiny.
• It was really an extraordinary landscape that was capable of supporting an extraordinary biodiversity.
• I was on the verge of an extraordinary career, an extraordinary life.
• My research will be greatly enhanced by genetic material from such an extraordinary species.
• This gave me an extraordinary pleasure.
• And I realized that sleep is an extraordinary thing.
• Insomnia is an extraordinary revelation because it suppress unconsciousness.
• Today an extraordinary discovery was made by the Hubble telescope.
• In the circumstances, I believe I exerted an extraordinary amount of restraint.
• That tonight, I'd be given an extraordinary opportunity...

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• So, in that respect, we view him as an extraordinary man.
• Nigerian lawyer Hauwa Ibrahim has built up what can only be described as an extraordinary practice: defending women condemned to death by stoning.
• He will obviously be able to speak tomorrow as an extraordinary explanation of vote.
• Nigerian lawyer Hauwa Ibrahim has built up what can only be described as an extraordinary practice: defending women condemned to death by stoning.
• However, it is not clear whether an aircraft becoming unavailable for technical reasons qualifies as an extraordinary circumstance.
• Hauwa Ibrahim Nigerian lawyer Hauwa Ibrahim has built up what can only be described as an extraordinary practice: defending women condemned to death by stoning.
• He left St. Peter's Basilica as well as an extraordinary collection of Greco-Roman sculptures - decidedly un-Christian works that would become the seedbed of the world's first modern museum, the Vatican Museums.
• Europe has served as an extraordinary engine of integration, weaving together nations and cultures into a whole that is far, far greater than the sum of its parts.
• In order to achieve this, the budget proposal contains several measures, altogether amounting to close to 4 % of GDP according to the authorities, while setting aside 0,7 % of GDP as an extraordinary reserve buffer.
• As the damage that we have suffered can be defined as an extraordinary disaster under the terms of the prevailing Solidarity Fund Regulation, the governments of the two Member States announced that they had commenced work to apply for assistance from the Fund.
• The System comprises a limited period of unemployment benefit, the Ordinary Wages Guarantee Fund (CIGO), the Extraordinary Wages Guarantee Fund (CIGS), the mobility allowance as well as an Extraordinary Wages Guarantee Fund for exceptional cases (CIGS in deroga).
• whereas every effort should be made to take advantage of the Olympic Games in Beijing and use them as an extraordinary opportunity to bring about democratic reforms in China and make significant progress as regards the question of Tibet,
• whereas every effort should be made to take advantage of the Olympic Games in Beijing as an extraordinary opportunity to bring about democratic reforms in China and achieve significant progress on the issue of Tibet,
• 'An extraordinary event unfolding live in Central London.
• Her subconscious is such an extraordinary playground.
• Cypher beetles have an extraordinary resistance to pathogens.
• They are dealing with an extraordinary set of circumstances.
• Holy Mountain really is an extraordinary film.
• Whatever killed my son was an extraordinary sophisticated technology.
• We have here an extraordinary subject.