Sentence examples for exceptional era from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lessig treats that exceptional era as the model for aspiration.

Looking back nearly thirty years later, one of the conference's organizers, the Nobel laureate Paul Berg, wrote, "This unique conference marked the beginning of an exceptional era for science and for the public discussion of science policy.

"My basic duty is not to cling to office, nor even more so, to obstruct the rise of people much younger, but to pass on experiences and ideas whose modest value arises from the exceptional era in which I lived," said the statement attributed to Mr. Castro, who is 81.

But, for now at least, he will be remembered for what he was: an exceptional, era-defining quarterback who somehow managed to ally his superstar talent with an affable everyman demeanour.

None of this would have been considered exceptional for the era.

Hence, even though unemployment has fallen to levels that would not have been seen as exceptional in previous eras, rates remain at crisis levels and central banks are using forward guidance to indicate they will not be raised soon.

Roosevelt took office with a triple whammy of conditions that made the era legislatively exceptional.

LeBlanc TW, Temel JS, Helft PR. "How Much Time Do I Have?": Communicating Prognosis in the Era of Exceptional Responders.

The fact that we have managed this feat in an era of exceptional climate stability does not diminish the accomplishment, but it does make it seem that much more tenuous.

Was I really that exceptional?" John McPhee on the era of Dick Kazmaier and his own experience as an unofficial Princeton football mascot: "Aged eight, I was promoted to a position on the field.

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