Sentence examples for be of exceptional from inspiring English sources
Only those students who have advanced language skills and whose project is considered to be of exceptional promise are eligible.
There are no prescribed criteria for selection, but when the object seemed to be of exceptional interest or value, or if the owner had a good story to tell, he was immediately rushed off to be interviewed on camera.
The opening of Parliament to-day will be of exceptional interest, the "Standard" points out, alike because of the presence of the King and Queen after their visit to India and because of the vast importance of the legislation to which it is known that the session will be devoted and of which indications will be given in the speech from the Throne.
The diplomat, quoted by the Russian Interfax news agency in a dispatch from Shanghai, said the meeting of the two leaders, to be followed by talks next month in Crawford, Tex., at President Bush's home, "would be of exceptional significance in this sense".
Although the single standard requires that all candidates be of exceptional quality as confirmed by distinguished members of their disciplines, it may be appropriate, based on the culture of the discipline or the modes of inquiry, to look at different factors as evidence of significant scholarly achievement.
When finally cut, their wood proved to be of exceptional resonance.
