Sentence examples similar to Exceptionally distinctive from inspiring English sources
And the Karma was also exceptionally stylish its distinctive, eye-catching design promised to make hybrids not merely sensible and responsible but cool.
And the Karma was also exceptionally stylish — its distinctive, eye-catching design promised to make hybrids not merely sensible and responsible but cool.
We report here an exceptionally well preserved and distinctive assemblage of Lake Proterozoic fossils from subtidal marine shales.
So it is small wonder that when an exceptionally gifted Armenian with a distinctive musical personality deeply rooted in the folk traditions of his region chose the path of a music professional, he was readily admitted to the Moscow Conservatory and soon became its star.
Since 1998, the editors of Food & Wine have feasted their way from coast to coast, seeking out 10 innovative chefs, each with a distinctive vision, creating exceptionally delicious food.
Crotalus ericsmithi possesses an exceptionally small style with two distinctive, albeit diminutive, prongs that project sharply ventrally and dorsally, respectively.
Exceptionally well, in fact.
Exceptionally good, in fact.
"Exceptionally stable," he added.
(K 4 3) All of these remarks all suggest that he is probably referring to either an exceptionally powerful internal sense or to a distinctive way of seeing or interpreting what is seen, which might help to explain the link between familial ties and experiencing prophecy.
