Sentence examples for are given exceptional from inspiring English sources

Typically, around a fifth gain asylum and another sixth are given "exceptional leave to remain".

The extreme ordinariness of this extraordinary family has a banal but archetypal quality: it is like a soap opera with an impossible storyline and unacceptable ingredients, an anal children's primer in which something basic has gone horribly wrong, and in which daily necessities, such as defecation, usually hidden from view, are given exceptional prominence.

Some suggested that Pistorius had been given exceptional treatment because of his celebrity, wealth and race.

Ms. Reza, a Tony Award winner whose long-running hit, "Art," has been performed in more than 30 languages, was given exceptional access to her subject.

Mr Straw said one of the two people granted asylum had a wife who was also being given exceptional leave to enter the country.

Now held every 20 years, the Guild dates back to the 12th century when local merchants were given exceptional rights and privileges which they celebrated once a generation.

Making space Hong Kong universities are extending into Shenzhen and Zhuhai, border towns that boomed after they were given exceptional funding and economic freedoms in the 1980s as "special economic zones".

Classed as the dependent of an asylum seeker, he was given "exceptional leave to enter" by the Home Office and placed in state housing, under the care of a foster family.

The LGBT community has been getting blamed for terrible events for years, but last year, they seemed to have been given exceptional powers -- causing extreme weather, death and destruction around the world.

The awards, established by HHMI to support diversity in science, are given to exceptional early-career scientists with the potential to become leaders in academic research.

Incompletes are given only in exceptional circumstances.