Sentence examples for both typical and exceptional from inspiring English sources
It is worth asking for stories of both typical and exceptional mistakes.
Viewed alongside his peers, Kevin Smith, the director of "Clerks" and now, 12 years later, of "Clerks II," seems both typical and exceptional.
On its surface, Theranos seemed both typical and exceptional among Silicon Valley startups: a young CEO, who worshipped at the altar of Jobs promising disruption and innovation but also pledged to improve not only our healthcare system but our health and welfare.
By focusing on both typical and exceptional women from other times, places, and cultures, early historians of women were able to re-imagine from a distance controversial issues about women's power and status that were surfacing in the newly formed republican polity.
Both typical and bulbiferous forms are locally naturalized.
With Catfish Dream Julian Rankin provides a fascinating portrait of a place through his intimate biography of Scott, a hero at once so typical and so exceptional in his community.
"They are both great footballers and exceptional professionals," manager Paul Tisdale told the club website. .
The phyllopod bed is therefore exceptional for possessing both typical fossil bearing characteristics and unusual soft tissue preservation.
It went on, "Premier Cru has both long aging potential and exceptional food-friendliness".
The Lamon retains characteristics typical of a fully migratory breed - hardiness and exceptional adaptability to widely different circumstances of climate, vegetation, and terrain.
R and E are also both adjusted for creative accounting operations and exceptional operating revenues and exceptional operating expenses, respectively.
