Sentence examples for even exceptionally from inspiring English sources

There is only weak evidence that even exceptionally large redistributions hamper growth.

Even exceptionally common keys remain largely uncrackable, including by government agencies — though they appear to be gaining some ground.

The key thing is to have a plan B that the student is comfortable with if the news is bad or perhaps even exceptionally good.

American officials said the pirates on the yacht, called the Quest, seemed relieved — even "exceptionally calm" — when told their senior commander was cooling his heels in a Navy brig.

The Roadster 2.5 boasts a 250-mile maximum driving range, a new front bumper and grille with diffusing vents, a rear air diffuser, "directional" forged wheels and a modified power control system that permits "spirited driving" in even exceptionally hot climates.

In Cuba there is such recent memory of what it was like before the revolution and how change has successfully addressed certain social inequities that even exceptionally well resourced nations like our own have not mastered: universal free education and health care.

There's even one exceptionally good performance, by a committed Milo Ventimiglia as a surprising Marine.

Critics love the adjective "timeless," but the truth is that most writers, even most exceptionally gifted ones, are of a time, even if not always of their own.

But Mr Buffett is 83 and, pace our cover leader this week, even this exceptionally skilled older worker must start thinking about what happens when he can no longer carry on.

Even an exceptionally skilled comparatist can make mistakes" (2010, p. 209).

For example, even on exceptionally quiet days, one can find examples of residual disturbances still causing certain variations, thereby contaminating the average regular variation obtained from such days.