2. Familiarity: Joe Biden has been completely vetted and is exceedingly well known and respected.
This is a very precise glimpse into what I would be like as a millionaire – eccentric but unambitious, irregular but also exceedingly normal – and I respect him for it.
An Amnesty International spokesman said the deal was "worth exploring" in principle, but added that the concept of returning people to a country that does not respect human rights – in particular, the rights of refugees – was "exceedingly problematic".
I can respect putting practicality above fashion, but my father takes practicality to an extreme, which can make public appearances with him exceedingly embarrassing.
The estimates are very accurate in one important respect: it is exceedingly rare for the bureau to estimate that the economy is shrinking when it is actually growing, or that it is growing when it is actually shrinking.
There is not the hush of awed respect, but rather an exceedingly pleasant, "How lovely!" or "Great area".
He had great respect for them and was pleased exceedingly when, in 1882, they made his saloon the scene of one of their slum comedies; it was called "McSorley's Inflation".
When children are implicated in the discovery of an IF, fulfilling the respect for individual mandate can grow exceedingly complex: 'Look, when you deal with children, it's not just the child.
Outside the dashed lines nuclei would be unbound with respect to neutron or proton loss and would be exceedingly short-lived (less than 10−19 second).
Oriola said that while vigilante justice is common in countries where citizens don't have any respect for or trust in the legal system, these cases are exceedingly rare in a developed country like Canada.
