The gifted composer Bob Gaudio (who wrote 'Who Wears Short Shorts' when he was 15) is played by Stephen Ashfield with exceptional naturalness and assurance: he first appears talking about TS Eliot, and goes on to doo-wop in head-to-toe gold lamé.
The fifth of eight children, from his earliest years he stood out from the crowd with his relaxed self-assurance, winning smile, exceptional voice - and unapologetic ambitiousness.
In both this work and an overwhelming account of the harrowing wartime Symphony No. 8, written in 1943, that preceded it, Mr. Gergiev's exceptional ensemble played with the technical assurance and searing emotion that Shostakovich's music requires.
Genotyping and quality control/quality assurance yielded data of exceptional quality.
Just as important, it was Gencic who gave Djokovic's parents, Srdjan and Dijana, the assurance that the boy had what it took to be something exceptional in a game whose subtleties they did not yet grasp.
Just as important, it was Gencic who gave Djokovic's parents, Srdjan and Dijana, along with Srdjan's siblings, Goran and Jelena, the assurance that the boy had what it took to be something exceptional in a game whose subtleties they did not yet grasp.
Simon Hughes asks what assurances Cable can give that fees of £9,000 will be exceptional and that most will charge £6,000.
This, in spite of initial assurances from the government that universities would charge the maximum only in "exceptional circumstances" as they would be under "competitive pressure" to cut costs.
Cell Culture Consumables have a ISO class /GMP class C clean room production standard and a sterility assurance level (SAL) of 10-6 as well as batch specific third-party quality testing ensuring exceptional product and sample safety.
Such cases are exceptional, but as the market booms and the value of art increases, more art lovers will look for additional assurances that their art is really theirs.
