Sentence examples for Exceptional understanding from inspiring English sources

Her presentation and delivery styles reflect an exceptional understanding of each and every child in her care.

Peace said: "He brings substantial financial experience from leading a successful global business and has an exceptional understanding of the global regulatory and conduct environment".

In 1988, to honor Lawler and in gratitude to Hopkins, she gave $1 million to endow a chair in Lawler's name, praising Lawler for her exceptional understanding and sensitivity.

Landscape architect Thomas Woltz from Nelson Byrd Woltz, who has a exceptional understanding of ecological issues, explained his interests in productive gardens: "When studying designed gardens and urban landscapes through the lens of civic horticulture, the word productive can take on meaning far beyond vegetables".

When Louis Langrée conducts the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra in his Inaugural Concert as their Music Director November 8-10 (againgain for the One City One Symphony Concert on November 14th and 16th), the Symphony will be beginning a new chapter in its proud history, and with a Music Director who brings more than just an exceptional understanding of music and an exceptional ability to conduct.

I am exceptional at understanding the stresses my acupuncture patients express to me.

Together with the Reference Library, the Center's collections of paintings, sculpture, drawings, prints, rare books, and manuscripts provide an exceptional resource for understanding the story of British art.

P. xylostella provides an exceptional system for understanding the genetic and molecular bases of how insect herbivores cope with the broad range of plant defenses and chemicals encountered in the environment (Supplementary Fig. 2).

The award, one of the highest granted in the field of hydrology, was issued in recognition of Smith's "exceptional contributions to understanding physical and statistical aspects of flood hydrology, urban hydrometeorology, and hydroclimatology," the AMS said in a statement announcing the award.

Academics, researchers, and advanced-level students will find this book to be a comprehensive and exceptional resource for understanding computational techniques and their applications for a summary of biological networks.

Together with 1998's biography "Odd Man In: Norton Simon and the Pursuit of Culture" by former Times art writer Suzanne Muchnic, we now have an exceptional resource for understanding events central to Los Angeles' emergence as a global cultural powerhouse.