Sentence examples for an exceptional quality of from inspiring English sources

Since then, it's designated several Dark Sky Reserves and Parks that have "an exceptional quality of starry nights and nocturnal environment".

In a document soon to be released to the public, the council states: "By 2020, Cardiff will be a world class European capital city with an exceptional quality of life and at the heart".

In what amounts to a concerted challenge to the judicial system, the president's wife, Bernadette, has chimed in, describing Juppé as "a great statesman", while Mr Chirac called a "politician of an exceptional quality of competence, humanity... and honesty".

In May last year, days after the emergence of swine flu, the WHO removed the phrase "enormous numbers of deaths and illness" from its definition of a pandemic, saying that high mortality was not an inevitable, but rather an exceptional, quality of a pandemic.

He added: "He is a politician of exceptional quality, of competence, of humanism, of honesty.

The 1930s influence was overlaid with a modern attitude and exceptional quality of workmanship, whether it was a dress with a flower print or a mini tutu dress.

To enforce this directive, a university might prohibit such practices unless a professor or supervisor grants an exemption due to the exceptional quality of the source.

This award is a testament to the exceptional quality of The Post Sports section's work in 2018.

"We wanted to do a show that demonstrated the exceptional quality of the collection by showing a selection of it," said Reed Kroloff, director of Cranbrook Academy of Art.

His celebrity as a collector came from the exceptional quality of his School of Paris paintings.

But Newsweek makes a persuasive case both for the exceptional quality of the Obama campaign and for the ways in which it displayed skills that will be of value in the White House.