Sentence examples for but exceedingly useful from inspiring English sources

Heading into a New York winter, I look at the grim but exceedingly useful pile of Uniqlo undershirts I own and wonder at The Joy of Vests.

Here his thorough education in all arms of the service made him exceedingly useful, but he was of too impatient a temper to rest satisfied with staff duty, however honorable; and when the Army of the Potomac began its advance upon Manassas, he hastened to place himself p787 at the head of his regiment, and to lead the advance of the Union forces...

"Their work was exceedingly useful, because it allowed us to inform our partners there of the actual situation," Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov told reporters, repeating that Russia would retaliate with its own list if the Magnitsky bill becomes law.

MEMORY is the brain's rear-view mirror -- an instrument that's exceedingly useful for navigating life's highway but one that can quickly turn hazardous if stared at for too long.

Both systems are exceedingly useful, once you spend the time to learn them.

The technique has proved exceedingly useful for asking where is the brain active during these tasks.

It's halfway between a backup and a memory aid, and can be exceedingly useful in a pinch.

Thus a work on laboratory tests may be exceedingly useful to students working at the particular laboratory to which it refers, but whether students at other institutions will be able to derive much benefit from it is doubtful.

Together, they have produced a readable survey of the history, methods and styles of the region and the challenges and opportunities it faces, along with exceedingly useful critical profiles of the leading bodegas of sherry and Montilla.

A fundamental understanding of the relationship between the nanoscale structure of proton exchange membranes (PEMs) and their proton conductivity would be exceedingly useful in optimizing existing and designing new materials.

The technique of RNA interference (RNAi) is exceedingly useful for knocking down the expression of a specific mRNA in African trypanosomes and other organisms for the purpose of examining the function of its gene.