Sentence examples for albeit exceptionally from inspiring English sources

And it was interesting, too, even for a shamelessly ignorant (albeit exceptionally good looking) person such as myself.

The risks are too great, albeit exceptionally unlikely that there would be comeback.

The ecological preferences and degree of troglomorphism of the members of the speciose genus Duvalius are very diverse: some are depigmented and blind, hygrophilous, nivicolous and living in caves, deep soil or MSS; but others are epigean, living in forest litter and alpine pastures, and are slightly pigmented and/or with reduced eyes, and even (albeit exceptionally) winged [ 32].

Albeit being exceptionally low in copy number compared with other characterized MITE families in plants [ 3, 16], mPing can be effectively mobilized by several stressful conditions like tissue culture [ 12, 14], irradiation [ 13], hydrostatic pressurization [ 17], and interspecific hybridization [ 18].

"Middlesex" is also a coming-of-age story, albeit an exceptionally fraught one, as it gradually dawns on the adolescent Callie that there's something seriously odd about her body -- and that she's besotted with a female classmate.

With 36percentt more torque in a car that weighs just 3percentt more than the 2008 model, the V-6 Mazda has been transformed from a peppy family sedan into a quasi sport sedan — albeit an exceptionally refined one.

New York exceptionalism--exceptionally dangerous, exceptionally grouchy, exceptionally dirty--has been replaced by a well-scrubbed homogeneity.

Crotalus ericsmithi possesses an exceptionally small style with two distinctive, albeit diminutive, prongs that project sharply ventrally and dorsally, respectively.

Albeit every human epithelial interface has its own battles to fight, the intestinal tract provides an exceptionally striking situation.

On a stygian Dublin day of low cloud and icy rain, at least the Irish managed two positive contributions to an exceptionally vague Smurfit Champion Hurdle scene, from Solwhit and, albeit only in a mares' hurdle, Voler La Vedette.

It is an integrated environmental archaeological study par excellence (albeit on a relatively small scale) and offers a thorough and exceptionally useful account of the evidence for the origins of agriculture in this region.