The New Yorker is an exceptionally skilled MC with plenty to say.
He was an exceptionally skilled and caring urologist who was on the staff at North Shore Hospital and Long Island Jewish Medical Center, serving as Chief of Urology from 1977-1981.
If Mr. Reagan appreciates the value of such an exceptionally skilled chairman, he will fill the new vacancies responsibly, and soon.
"Michael was an exceptionally skilled and talented player whose record would stack up against most top-order batsmen who have played international cricket.
And yet, an exceptionally skilled campaign ought to recognize that it is never operating in a vacuum, and that the evaluation of its reaction to news events is likely to be affected by these contingencies.
Based on time I spent working with him early in his public career, I can report that he is an exceptionally skilled, well-spoken, effective leader with both energy and vision.
Noteworthy here is the fact of an exceptionally skilled painter operating well within the parameters of painting as religious exercise and also revealing the essential links between political power and Zen Buddhism's florescence.
The grave mistake of Bill Gaytten, 51, who led the team to create this collection, was not to rely on his forte during 23 years with Mr. Galliano as an exceptionally skilled tailor and pattern cutter.
Romney's problem is that he has become an exceptionally skilled actor — has fused his identity with his role and, in the process, revealed himself all the more clearly as what he always was, not ideologically, but morally.
Even an exceptionally skilled comparatist can make mistakes" (2010, p. 209).
She is an exceptionally skilled fighter and staunch ally of the protagonists.
