Sentence examples for a series of exceedingly from inspiring English sources

He supported a series of exceedingly corrupt state governors, including several who became fugitives from the law.

Instagram's video-recording mechanism even works a great deal like Vine's, allowing users, with just one finger, to assemble a series of exceedingly short clips into a single, narrative video that itself lasts just seconds.

When, in one of his earlier memoirs, he turns his attention to Peter Watson — the millionaire who financed Cyril Connolly's magazine, Horizon, and had a series of exceedingly handsome and improbable boyfriends — the man's wealth and élan serve only to magnify the extent to which constructive and destructive impulses exist in the same person, perhaps in any person.

Luckily, the Report provides a series of exceedingly specific steps we can call on our government to take, and none of them involve deporting anyone.

At present, we are concerned with how the cult of Stalin has been gradually growing, the cult which became the source of a whole series of exceedingly serious perversions of party principles, of party democracy, of revolutionary legality.

Congress had ordered him to revisit the media rules every two years, the courts had questioned the old ones in a series of decisions, and it was exceedingly difficult to find three votes for anything at the agency.

In Saltillo, the image that haunted me the most was exceedingly banal: a series of old, dirty, beige doors.

In both Hodgkin and non-Hodgkin lymphoma, calcification in untreated disease is in fact exceedingly rare; in a series of 956 patients, Apter et al. reported calcification in less than 1% of untreated patients.

Likewise, the balistids are rather uniform in body plan; however, the monacanthids include a series of species ranging from the normal to the exceedingly elongated and highly specialized.

Some people are exceedingly unlucky and may have a series of catastrophes happen to them.

In a series of private rulings over the last few years, the I.R.S. has been exceedingly accommodating toward what counts as an energy M.L.P.