Sentence examples for come exceptionally from inspiring English sources

The Flying Eagles have come exceptionally close though - losing the final to Portugal in 1989 and then to Lionel Messi's Argentina six years ago.

The debris could be the remains of comets dragged into the star's orbit by another star that came exceptionally close, according to researchers.

But he seemed to have come through exceptionally well adjusted.

She's worked with the SNP's Alex Salmond over the last ten years as well as Plaid Cymru and says women have the advantage when it comes to being authentic, because when they are being themselves they come across exceptionally well.

It wasn't a riveting read that had me up all night and it certainly didn't amount to the sheer awesome-ness that was Fever, but Seth and Eva's personalities did come across exceptionally well in Delirium, and more happened; there was more action, and less emotion, but I didn't enjoy it as much as Fever.

The women come off exceptionally poorly here.

It came with exceptionally tasty dumplings and sauerkraut.

Yet start-ups looking for follow-on financing often cannot even get their calls returned.What financing there is comes on exceptionally tough terms.

"I understood cognitively that I was facing a crossroads in my evolution as a player and as a man, and that it came with exceptionally difficult choices," Durant wrote.

It comes with exceptionally good bread – a white with a loose, lightly sour crumb and a crust of high-baked crunch, and a foccacia that is all spring and lusciousness.

Both of the Dell models Itried came on exceptionally adjustable stands.