Sentence examples for an exceptional act from inspiring English sources
But an exceptional act has its exceptional reason.
It was an exceptional act of personal and moral courage – the very mark of Foot's legacy.
Poisoning one ex-spy in Britain might be a one-off, an exceptional act of retribution.
Kim's gesture has come to be mostly lauded as an exceptional act of sportsmanship and selflessness while sports are plagued by scandal, commercialism and greed.
If this is true, this is an exceptional act.
The award, first given in 1983, recognizes a single police officer or team for "an exceptional act of valor symbolizing the service of police in New York State".
Barring a truly exceptional act of alchemy by Steve Borthwick, England's new forwards coach, it is easier to see them clicking through the gears next November rather than smashing all-comers over the next six weeks.
But that's an exceptional number for exceptional circumstances.
The article performed an exceptional balancing act in eliciting a wide range of viewpoints -- from the very informed to a more macro view of the issues.
U2 Live at Red Rocks is often cited as a watershed moment in U2's history which established their reputation as an exceptional live act.
At the same hour Mr. Clinton was feted by the Mayor and Ms. Ma tonight, Mr. Redden somberly told a news conference in the Garden Hotel that his hopes for staging a exceptional 55-act version of "The Peony Pavilion" were now over.
