Sentence examples for a somewhat exceptional from inspiring English sources
This can provide us higher confidence that prior reports of global warming were accurate and that we presently live during a somewhat exceptional period of warming.
The brother's character in business and personal life has been noted in many writings, publications, and books, one such book A History of the City of Cairo Illinois by John M. Lansden speaks of the brothers: There were five of them, a somewhat exceptional number: William P. Halliday, Samuel B. Halliday, Edwin W. Halliday, Henry L. Halliday, and Thomas W. Halliday.
The cases of CENP-A [ 66], Cse4p [ 67] and some other centromeric H3s are somewhat exceptional in that these names are earlier and have priority over cenH3, and are well-established in animal and yeast literature.
Ireland is somewhat exceptional in this regard.
(He is also somewhat exceptional in his outspoken support for groups that fight against racism and poverty).
Ms. Reichardt's film, which is making a stop in Toronto en route from Cannes to the New York Film Festival, is both exemplary and somewhat exceptional.
The Aguirres' case is somewhat exceptional: The boys need further treatment, which must be carried out here, but it is unclear how much longer they will be able to stay.
But there is one way in which the average nature of this predominantly white and Italian township makes it somewhat exceptional: it is one of the most reliable political bellwethers in the state.
(In 2012, the ratio of debt to gross domestic product was 106 percent in the United States, 82 percent in Germany and 90 percent in Britain — in Japan, the figure is 238 percent, but Japan is somewhat exceptional because its debt is held almost entirely by domestic residents and it is a creditor to the rest of the world).
Kilwa was likely always an important town, but as we learn more about others, we begin to see it as somewhat exceptional rather than the norm.
