Sentence examples for be considered exceptional from inspiring English sources

Participation will be considered exceptional.

A most unusual young Royal.' Hmm... unusual possibly, but she'll have to do a lot better than that if she is to be considered exceptional.

I think we are well past the moment when a scientist having a baby and then returning to work should be considered exceptional.

Nigel Wood, the chief executive of the Rugby Football League, the sport's governing body, congratulated Hirst but said he hoped that one day it would not be considered exceptional for a player to announce they were gay.

Since the vast majority of the population isn't exceptional (if it were, then by definition it wouldn't be considered exceptional, would it?), students realized early on that not everyone could be the "best".

Incidents such as Luis Suárez's bite on Branislav Ivanovic and Eden Hazard's clash with a ball-boy would be considered exceptional and worthy of more than the standard three-match suspension.

Instead of a judge, intelligence agencies and police will have to request authorisation for enhanced surveillance from a nine-person panel composed of magistrates, politicians and a communication expert, except where the threat is considered exceptional or immediate.

Neither is considered exceptional.

Discovered in 1888 in a De Beers mine in South Africa, the diamond has always been considered exceptional.

A tide of 140cm above a reference point by the Salute church is considered "exceptional".

Among consumer advocacy lawyers, Ms. Brachfeld is considered exceptional in the volume of her filings.