Sentence examples for considered exceptionally from inspiring English sources

"It's a very good job reviewing the applicants and two were considered exceptionally good.

One restaurant considered exceptionally genuine is Gu-Shine, which means hometown.

Elegant and precise, these houses are considered exceptionally fine examples of the International Style.

Nice-Matin has been flooded with letters in defence of the dog, which had taken part in several guard dog competitions and was considered exceptionally obedient.

For non-legal laymen, having possession of the other side's legal work is considered exceptionally bad form, akin to a doctor groping a patient.

Still, the pool of Broadway competitors was considered exceptionally strong with new plays and musicals outnumbering the revivals that sometimes dominate the stage season.

Because the jump was considered an exceptionally difficult sport, flutists played to inspire the athletes.

The team studied four people who considered themselves exceptionally good at remembering faces.

This was considered an exceptionally strong class of offensive linemen and four of them went in the first round, including to the Seattle Seahawks, who had Coach Pete Carroll tweeting hints for two days about whom they would select.

"The piece was an 'objet ?ransformation' with a clever system devised by Boivin, considered an exceptionally avant-garde designer," said Jean-Marc Lunel, head of Christie's jewelry department from Geneva.

McClymont said the party's priorities were making costs and charges more transparent and lower – while 0.5% is considered an exceptionally low charge in the UK, the US Thrift Savings plan has fees of just 0.025% – lifting restrictions on the Nest pensions scheme so savers could transfer money into it, and requiring independent trustees for all schemes.