Sentence examples for described as exceptional from inspiring English sources
"These difficult conditions can be described as exceptional conditions, which therefore require exceptional measures," he said.
He told the panel: "Dame Jean's achievements are not just good, they are properly described as exceptional".
The MoD will benefit from what the prime minister's spokesman described as "exceptional flexibility", allowing £1.6bn of its underspend to be "rolled over" into 2013-14 and 2014-15.
Interestingly, category VIII is described as exceptional or transgressive expression in the polyploid (A = D < ATDT).
The government is proposing to let English universities increase fees to £6,000 – or up to £9,000 in what ministers describe as "exceptional circumstances".
Many of them – including most of the Spacebomb collective, who initially went on to perform improvised music – are alumni of Virginia Commonwealth University's celebrated jazz studies programme, which White describes as "exceptional in its musicality and as a sort of training ground".
Aristotle here prefigures his complex attitude toward mind (nous), a faculty he repeatedly describes as exceptional among capacities of the soul.
Carrasco would probably be described only as a good signing until now, but there have been glimpses that suggest it will not be long before he is described as an exceptional signing.
The Grotte Chauvet in the Ardeche, France – home to the earliest known and best preserved figurative drawings in the world and described as an "exceptional testimony of prehistoric art" – was also added to the list.
Her closing words amounted to what was, for Merkel, an unusually heartfelt appeal to all Germans to keep talking about the issues and about how Germany could best deal with what she described as the exceptional situation.
But while Mr. Romney appeared ready to put the election behind him, his wife, Ann, said she still struggled with what she viewed as the unfair treatment of her husband, whom she described as an "exceptional, wonderful person".
