Sentence examples for as an exceptional example from inspiring English sources

Though the project has been lauded as an exceptional example of bipartisan cooperation, no Republicans have spoken out against the prospect of its suspension or demise.

Botswana's unique inland delta, which does not flow into a sea, was described by Unesco as "an exceptional example of the interaction between climatic, hydrological and biological processes … home to some of the world's most endangered species of large mammal".

The paper focuses on the applicability of the proposed approach in architectural design, as an exceptional example of complex design, discusses methods to evaluate model performance, and validates the proposed method through an application focusing on the design of a sustainable façade.

The site of the "Sassi of Matera" classified by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) as World Heritage in 1993, is an exceptional example of traditional bioclimatic Mediterranean architecture.

In our data only rmi-miR-iab-4-5p represents an example of seed shifting unique to the R. microplus lineage, but this miRNA is an exceptional example as both mature and star sequences have also accumulated a large number of base substitutions (Additional file 13).

The latter is an exceptional example of music as theater, or perhaps theater as music.

It is an exceptional example of open, bipartisan, sensible lawmaking.

"It's an exceptional example of Lanvin's statements from the '70s,"  Oberlander says.

Serena Gili's intricate knitwear, shown atop sculpted skirts, was an exceptional example.

She set an exceptional example for us all, and will be sorely missed.

It is considered an exceptional example of this early Pennsylvania Dutch style, sometimes used to store bibles or as a sample of the maker's craft.