Sentence examples for became exceptionally from inspiring English sources

The surfaces, touched by no brush, became exceptionally delicate.

He became exceptionally sound behind the stumps and equally effective as a batsman.

To my eternal chagrin, I became exceptionally busy that semester (working on a language acquisition project that had just taken off), and had no choice but to drop the class when I realized I wouldn't have time to write the required paper.

Yet throughout the post-Plath years the force that fed the man took him into complex work with Peter Brook, on their co-written play Orghast, through a devastating court trial in America to defend the reputation of Sylvia Plath, and to keep near to his Yorkshire family and his two children by Plath, Frieda and Nick, to whom he became exceptionally close.

Given confidence by Farleigh, who also assured her that she would find work as an illustrator so long as she never tackled talking animals wearing clothes, Fortnum developed a new style of pen and ink drawings in which, after some initial struggle, she became exceptionally skilled.

Thanks to such investments, America became exceptionally good at thinking things up.

A variety of owls may depend on a single prey species when it becomes exceptionally abundant.

That moment is avoided until it's absolutely necessary, at which point communication among the responsible parties becomes exceptionally nasty.

"At some point you had to question that thesis, especially when it had become exceptionally popular," Mr. Church said.

There have certainly been critical evaluations of conservative nominees who have gone on to become exceptionally distinguished judges.

The absurdity becomes exceptionally clear when police claim to have protected children by invading their home and shooting their pets, but it's really a broader issue.