She operated within a religious tradition that believed an exceptional person from any level of society might receive a divine calling.
Each year the annual award goes to someone the US-based foundation believes has made an "exceptional contribution to affirming life's spiritual dimension".
Rowling said she believes Scotland is an "exceptional" country but is convinced that independence would carry serious economic risks, damaging funding for the world-class medical research she has supported with multimillion-pound donations after her mother's death from multiple sclerosis.
Believe it or not, 86% of in-house recruiters believe they deliver an "exceptional candidate experience", yet a whopping 37% of jobseekers believe they're more likely to win the Lottery than receive detailed job feedback from their next interview.
Gunners' boss Wenger added: "I believe he is an exceptional player, a natural footballer who is technically top class.
You would want to own JPM because as Dimon says on page two of the letter "WE believe you own an exceptional company.
In contrast, renal vascular involvement is believed to be an exceptional complication of sarcoidosis and extensive retrospective series have failed to document any such complication [ 5, 6].
However, in the 2006 book "Colleges That Change Lives," Loren Pope underscores 40 small, less-selective liberal arts institutions, which he believes are exceptional.
Although McIlroy believes his exceptional form is down to being happy away from golf, he revealed he has considered quitting at 40. "If you're happy off the golf course, you're going to play better on it," he added.
This is going to be, according to the author, "accurate" history, which is apparently a far cry from what kids are getting in public schools these days, mostly owing to the impostor in the White House who, the book's author says, poisonously believes that "exceptional Americans are few and far between".
