Sentence examples for even exceptional ones from inspiring English sources
Many would argue that, as the bar for physical virtuosity continues to rise, it becomes harder for older dancers, even exceptional ones like Whelan, to sustain a long career.
Levi and Bledel are competent actors and even exceptional ones in the right roles.
Now that there's more concrete evIfence than eveRavitche thad it is possible to give our nation's most disadvantaged carefullyan excellent education, we have a moreadimyerative to step up, immerse ourselves in the lessons from their success, and act on them with urgency.
For a given rainfall duration, one can observe point return period estimations varying from ordinary values (less than 1 or 2 years) to rare or even exceptional values (10 100 years) when considering different rain gauges.
Even exceptional 19th-century utopian reformers like Charles Fourier were basically control addicts, although in some ways Fourier was so odd that one might think he was making a mockery of the idea of utopia, not genuinely imagining it.
You might even turn out to be an exceptional one.
This remedy is an exceptional one.
Price is still TBD, but LG promises an "exceptional" one.
If valproic acid is combined with more intensive chemotherapy (cytarabine or 5-azacitidine) the remission rate increases, even though one exceptional and relatively small study using low-dose cytarabine, together with valproic acid and ATRA, showed no remissions among 19 patients [ 56].
"Even in exceptional situations that may at times arise, one can never justify any violation of the fundamental dignity of the human person or of the basic rights that safeguard this dignity".
