Sentence examples for exceedingly active from inspiring English sources
An exceedingly active Hollywood agent, a woman, claims that since the start of the Congressional investigation the studios have been calling for light domestic comedies and have been turning down scripts with serious themes.
In a life that was relatively brief but exceedingly active, George Orwell was, among other things, a police officer in Burma, a dishwasher in France, a tramp in England, a combatant in Spain, a war correspondent in Germany and a farmer in the Hebrides.
Like Ana, Mia has totally independent inner urges, like her "libido" and "feminine side," which are exceedingly active and don't answer to her super-ego whatsoever.
Teaching at this stage must be exceedingly concrete and active; purely verbal teaching is out of place.
It turns out that McCracken and his detractors were partly right: although some pitchers are in fact more hittable than others, figuring out which ones they are while they are active is exceedingly hard.
The use of the FRET biosensor in a combination with other analytical methods determined the presence of exceedingly low levels of active furin on the cancer cell surface.
Domesticated mice typically display exceedingly long telomeres and active telomerase in somatic tissues and high susceptibility to cancer but resistance to atherosclerosis.
It is exceedingly rare, however, for an active opera star of Mr. Terfel's stature to perform an entire musical for an extended run.
As a result, CO2 accumulates in the tissues, with exceedingly high levels in metabolically active organs (i.e. ≈ 350 Torr in the fibrillating myocardium [ 10]), and in venous blood [ 11].
Southern Kuril Islands are situated within a geodynamically active zone noteworthy for an exceedingly high concentration of catastrophic events.
Exceedingly small amounts of tomato systemin are active, femto-molar concentrations of the peptide are sufficient to elicit a response at the whole plant level, making it one of the most potent gene activators identified.
