Sentence examples for exceptional find from inspiring English sources

Calling it an exceptional find, Żuchowski said the fact that the train appeared to be armoured indicated that it might be carrying valuable cargo.

For those who have made their way to her, Ms. Dutton is an exceptional find: a scientist who can explain arcane concepts in laymen's terms, who dispenses her expertise pro bono, and who shares their fascination with good food.

"Oliver Risser is an exceptional find - he was captain of a team that got promoted last season.

The tomb is "a very exceptional find because the tomb structure is unique to Palestine," says archaeologist Joe Seger of Mississippi State University.

An exceptional find is this Bordeaux-colored sheath dress in intricate brocade.

Another exceptional find are ten relief plaques bearing the images of Christ, the Virgin Mary and the Apostles; such images are very rare due to the destruction of human representations in the Iconoclasm of the 8th and 9th centuries.

Other exceptional finds in 2012 included a hoard of Roman silver jewellery and coins from Knutsford in Cheshire.

A SLIVER of a space, Exquisite Costume has room only for exceptional finds: a Revillon sheared beaver coat, an Azzedine Ala motorcycle jacket, floral silk chiffon lawn dresses from the 1930s, a pair of Gucci suede britches from the '70s, to name a few.

In any group of people, moreover, there will be a handful who are exceptional, who find some release or hidden opportunity in a seemingly devastating loss — a kind of Zorba response.

Although several studies have shown that the PedsQL differentiates between children with and without a chronic health condition [ 9, 12, 13] it is not exceptional to find adequate functioning for chronically ill children [ 22].

Leaving aside the exceptional circumstances found at a few mega-universities, most classes in my experience vary in size from 15 to 35, making discussion, not lecture, the obvious way to proceed.