Sentence examples for calls exceptional from inspiring English sources

He says he still doesn't know why certain number patterns recur in certain lotteries, but that he nevertheless can identify what one of his press releases calls "exceptional Lotto odds".

Luckily, Doty was able to find a mentor who she calls "exceptional".

But much of Central and Southern California remain locked in what the drought monitor calls "exceptional or extreme drought".

But much of Central and Southern California remain locked in what the drought monitor calls "exceptional or extreme drought". About 43% of the state has been classified as such for at least the last three months.

These scenarios are called exceptional scenarios, and they are implemented using the exception handling constructs that are briefly described in the next paragraphs.

We got what was called "exceptional leave to remain" for a year.

Of the 59 resident and regular migrant species, 53 have been seen, an occurence called "exceptional" by Butterfly Conservation's chief executive Martin Warren.

"Improbable" yet "extraordinary," Jean-Bernard Bros, the president of the Eiffel Tower operating company, said of the project, which he called "exceptional because it is rare, it is unique, it never happened before".

The wife of one of the men is to be given what is called exceptional leave to remain, which means that her case will be reconsidered in four years, and the couple's child will be allowed to stay.

My work over the years has given me the chance to look at hundreds of new gadgets and other kitchenware items, and the colander is one of the half-dozen or so that I could really call exceptional.

Over the past several years, Türeci and his collaborators at Vienna worked to show how the mathematical anomalies at the heart of this work, called "exceptional points," could be manifested in an actual system.