Sentence examples for exceedingly flat from inspiring English sources
Generally, the region is exceedingly flat and is often less than 25 feet (8 metres) above sea level.
Bleak, desolate and exceedingly flat: like most people, this was my passing impression of the East Anglian Fens.
She highlights the paradox of presenting radical ideas, such as those found in Giorgio Agamben's essay "State of Exception," within the exceedingly flat and controlled context of the "video conference," a setting that often makes the performance "impossible to watch".
Glacial deposits extend as far south as the Ob-Irtysh confluence, forming occasional low hills and ridges, but otherwise the plain is exceedingly flat and featureless and has very poor drainage.
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.
But it also sings the right, gravely V-8 tune: smooth and quiet at idle, grunting at low-down rpm propulsion (peak torque is at 3,600 rpm but the torque curve itself is exceedingly flat), whaling loudly, cleanly at redline.
The rest of it, in my view, falls exceedingly flat.
Most areas of the densely populated South Asian nation are exceedingly flat, low-lying, and subject to annual flooding.
In contrast to the otherwise common herringbone arrangement of PFP in single crystals and "standing" films, we report a π-stacked arrangement of coplanar molecules in "flat-lying" films, which exhibit an exceedingly low π-stacking distance of only 3.07 Å, giving rise to significant electronic band dispersion along the π-stacking direction, as evidenced by ultraviolet photoelectron spectroscopy.
It's also exceedingly difficult or at least risky to try to rent out your flat for short-term holiday-seekers.
