exceptional造句

Acclaim or praise for exceptional achievement.

someone who has exceptional intellectual ability and originality.

And we're not talking about a few exceptional cases.

The result is " constant distance " - exceptional yardage , shot after shot.

This is good news from both personal and societal perspectives, for it means that exceptional longevity does not necessarily lead to exceptional levels of disability.

Often I used to await there a moment of exceptional beauty.

While not exceptional, our life is not identical to anybody else.

Human intervention might also be required in dealing with exceptional cases during a business process.

Nevertheless as an exceptional measure, we have decided to overlook its late submission.

Moreover, the errors often occur in exceptional conditions, making it hard to reproduce them consistently.

It was an exceptional event - the proletariat issued a stern warning to the dictatorship of the proletariat.

Romans considered their societal structures to be exceptional-and far superior to any other in the world.

He possessed in exceptional degree almost every kind of: inteilectual aptitude—lawyer, historian, theologian, not less than mathematician, physicist, astronomer.

I have never seen the video cable go bad, but I think that in exceptional circumstances it is possible.

Robert Rustem, of the European Roma and Travellers Forum based in Brussels, says the case is exceptional and does not reflect practices in Romania or anywhere else.

But if Americans want to be truly exceptional, they might start by viewing the whole idea of "American exceptionalism" with a much more skeptical eye.

In an exceptional case, if in light of the financial situation of the parties full compensation would be an oppressive burden to the defendant, damages may be reduced.

Almost immediately we realized Jacky was an exceptional dog--a very smart one.Surrounded by masses of curly hair, his dark inquisitive eyes sparkled with life.

"The programme investigates the dancer" s brain, discovering how movement is learnt and remembered and what lies behind a dancer "s exceptional ability for control and co-ordination."

Whatever faults various authorities find in the "decade of greed," which was followed by another decade of greed, it marked the start of 25 years of exceptional prosperity and opportunity.

Although the growth we have seen online is exceptional, it is still only a faster version of something capitalism does well: meeting a myriad of needs in a diverse society.

The Department of Agriculture's “drought monitor” says that 32% of the region is in “exceptional drought,” the most severe designation and one expected on this scale only once or twice a century.

29.4 In exceptional circumstances Members referred to in paragraph 1 may be given departures from their notified programmes and measures and their time-frame by the Committee if such departures are deemed necessary for the process of transformation.