Sentence examples for exceedingly late from inspiring English sources

By the standards of the fashion industry, however, Dior was not exceedingly late.

Not because of technical difficulties or anything reasonable; a birthday party of twelve was running exceedingly late and the club was more interested in catering to their needs than they were punctuality or respecting the customers who had arrived on time.

Anyone got some insight that could help crack the case of these exceedingly late-to-the-party 21- buyers?

It's plain that Conan O'Brien, who has always been exceedingly tall but has lately become indisputably big in the world of late-night television, is aching to stretch.

You first had to take a daylong exam, which fewer than 50% passed, and then obtain a visa from the American Consulate; in the late '70s, this was exceedingly difficult, but the writer was chosen.

He was exceedingly hostile to the Impressionists and, as late as 1893, urged the government to refuse a bequest of 65 of their works.

The dispute, aired in opinions released on Friday, is the latest in a string of exceedingly rare moves in a dispute that has pitted the governor against the court and the State Senate, and now, justices against one another.

As late as August 23, Lincoln considered it "exceedingly probable" that he would not be reelected.

Barstow recalls the late thug as a man of exceedingly sweet & gentle disposition-natty, unprofane, & generous -who referred to them as "the kids" & fell into the habit of dropping by their hotel & driving them to work.

JUSTICES Sandra Day O'Connor and John Paul Stevens invoked the spirit of the late House Speaker Tip O'Neill in their exceedingly pragmatic majority opinion upholding the two pillars of the McCain-Feingold campaign finance legislation.

Syphilitic myelopathy is an exceedingly rare form of neurosyphilis, a complication of late or tertiary syphilis infection rarely associated with neuropathic or Charcot arthropathy sequela [ 2].