Sentence examples for course exceedingly from inspiring English sources

The concepts that have preoccupied Hockney are, of course, exceedingly retinal.

We should, of course, be exceedingly cautious with such research, but if the U.S. is going to stop studies that could potentially help millions of people there are costs to that, too.

It would, of course, be exceedingly thrilling, not to mention mightily amusing, if he were to start singing "Rock Your Body" in his excellent falsetto, while leap-frogging the sofa.

The other thing to note is this course is exceedingly flat and quite technical: the Brownlees would happy cycle up the Ventoux and run around Everest if they could - the harder the course for them the better - but the challenge on the bike today will be handling the 100+ corners.

(Of course dancers are exceedingly fit and considerably trimmer than the rest of us).

Not a wallowing land yacht, of course, but an exceedingly smooth European sedan.

Drones, of course, could be exceedingly useful to real estate companies, like Trump's own, in terms of delivering aerial inspections and security surveillance around properties.

This, of course, can be exceedingly frustratingly, but moreso when it becomes an ingrained behavior.

I loved my English Lit courses and did exceedingly well.

Of course the BMW handles exceedingly well.

"It's an exceedingly dangerous course to adopt," he said.