Sentence examples for exceedingly independent from inspiring English sources

"The Jensen women are exceedingly independent," Ms. Walsh said.

"Whatever else you can say about [Gorsuch], my sense from his record is, he's exceedingly independent," Sen. Angus King of Maine, an Independent who caucuses with the Democrats, told a town hall last night, according to Politico.

"Montana's experience and experience elsewhere," they said, "make it exceedingly difficult to maintain that independent expenditures by corporations 'do not give rise to corruption or the appearance of corruption.' " (The words they quoted are from Citizens United).

It had a 150-horsepower inline, 2.4-liter six-cylinder motor that was exceedingly durable, and a fully-independent suspension with superb weight distribution.

Among other things, he highlights restrictive ballot access laws passed by Democratic and Republican state legislatures making it exceedingly difficult for minor party and independent candidates to gain access to the ballot.

Although these methods have shed light on C. elegans development, they are exceedingly time-consuming, are ill-suited for independent measurement of high numbers of animals, and are semiquantitative.

The probability that a non-anti-aging drug would have independent activities against all diseases is exceedingly low.

While we agree that the two retrotransposed elements supporting this relationship are exceedingly strong characters, we prefer to consider the independent loss of these in the sloth and the armadillo as "possible but unlikely".

Alice Jones of The Independent felt that the performance was an "exceedingly odd segment" during the tour.

Ideally, all the editions would be statistically independent of one another, but this is exceedingly unlikely.

The probability of independent insertions at the same locus is exceedingly low, which links SINE-containing loci as related by descent [ 16, 17].