Alfred is most exceptional, however, not for his generalship or his administration but for his attitude toward learning.
But this was most exceptional, for almost all other primitive horticulturalists did not go beyond simple tribes with egalitarian and nearly autonomous communities.
Normally, British authorities would neither confirm nor deny whether an individual had worked for them as an informer, but O'Loan found that "the circumstances of the McConville family are most exceptional".
But that would ignore what is most exceptional and moving – and separate – about this novel, which is, at its core, an enactment of failure as test of endurance, courage and loyalty to one's own originality.
Thematically, film noirs were most exceptional for the relative frequency with which they centered on women of questionable virtue a focus that had become rare in Hollywood films after the mid-1930s and the end of the pre-Code era.
By age four, we are aliens, flamboyantly different from them, largely by virtue of what may be our most exceptional trait our ability to pretend, prevaricate, play.
By age four, we are aliens, flamboyantly different from them, largely by virtue of what may be our most exceptional trait--our ability to pretend, prevaricate, play.
"But making the guest room work might well be the most exceptional thing Markus pulled off".
Yet while the Fort Myers shooting may not be the most exceptional attack of the week, and while it may play into mass shooting tropes, it still left two teens dead and many more wounded.
This may not be the most exceptional work of literature to get the neverending spinoff treatment, but now that Twilight fanfic trilogy Fifty Shades of Grey has spun into a fourth book -- a retelling from Christian's perspective -- clearly someone needs to say "Enough!" Let's make room for another inexplicably popular romance; there are plenty of talented people out there writing them.
