Sentence examples for exceptional encounter from inspiring English sources

It was another exceptional encounter, a sunlit thriller in Reading, pulsating with action and drama from first to last.

I zigzag through the vines and jump across streams, and have had some exceptional close encounters.

Besides these methodological limitations, two facts still account for the exceptional situation encountered in the R. prolixus genome regarding the mariner elements.

"I don't quite understand how Dawkins has become such a sage and so prominent," she continues, suggesting that it was the celebrated evolutionary biologist's misfortune to encounter exceptional success as "a young man of 27" – although he was actually 35 when The Selfish Gene was published.

In the recent performances of such different artists as Cynthia Hopkins and Les Freres Corbusier and Big Dance Theatre, the impact of Foreman and The Wooster Group was highly visible; the imprint of Wilson's style on opera and theatre in the U.S. and abroad has been true for some time; and Lee Breuer brought to the Dollhouse another exceptional Mabou Mines encounter with a classic.

10 Iranian women encounter exceptional social and cultural constraints, such as disagreement with their spouse or father about going to gyms or their participation in PA.

The guidance acknowledges that co-morbid substance use problems are common within mental health service users and therefore it is "usual rather than exceptional" (p.19) to encounter this clinical problem.

Family members caring for people with MND often encounter exceptional strain during the caregiving experience due to the rapid and progressive nature of MND coupled with the incapacitating effects of the disease.

Encountered exceptional courtesy and good humor on everybody's part.

More importantly, we encountered exceptional writing that showed passion, compassion and young minds at work.

The standard formulas and oversimplified rules prescribed for research conduct appear to offer solutions whilst eliding the real issues, from the quotidian to the exceptional, to be encountered in real world research.