Sentence examples for What is exceptional from inspiring English sources

"What is exceptional is the location.

What is exceptional about ferromagnetic solids is that the interatomic forces cause the moments of neighbouring atoms spontaneously to align in the same direction.

What is exceptional is for these terms to be applied to the most significant reference books on the subject of the English language in the world.

What is exceptional, however, is the skill with which etoy melds different spaces -- cyber, actual and Conceptual -- into genuine, if artistic, liquidity.

What is exceptional about this image in the context of the show is that it depicts not just visible facts but an event -- an imaginary event at that.

What is exceptional about Mr. Roberts's art is not just how far back he has reached into the history of the piano and how much he has pulled into the present.

Being with the Kennedys, playing tennis with the elder George Bush, travelling with Bill Clinton, knowing movie stars: what was exceptional about that?

What was exceptional in America was that popular luxury and liberty, citizenship and consumerism, seemed to have escaped this cycle and set up housekeeping side by side.

Kennedy's average fastball is probably 89 miles an hour, and what was exceptional in high school — when he teamed with Young on a United States junior national team — is nothing special now.

"When civil society and many others are alarmed at the daily revelations over this question [of surveillance] it is inconceivable that the French government should launch itself into this wild race to extend what were exceptional measures and offer numerous officials real-time access to internet users' data," it said.

What was exceptional was that this all turned out to be entirely true.