Sentence examples for exceptional hand from inspiring English sources

Special Providence: American Foreign Policy and How It Changed the World.By Walter Russell Mead.Knopf; 374 pages; $30THE idea that the United States is a place apart, guided by some exceptional hand, is a recurring one in American history.

The museum's shops sell fine pottery, along with exceptional hand-woven baskets, rugs and jewelry.

It's her exceptional hand-eye coordination which gives her such distance off the tee.

He's a guy who has exceptional hands and was in very good position in coverage".

Eddery had exceptional hands, in turn sending messages to settle and calm, or give confidence and inspiration.

"As befits a fully-paid up member of the wicketkeeper's union, he also has exceptional hands and while waiting for Chris Read to sit out the odd session, he has claimed 22 catches, most of them stunners.

At a young age children won't have exceptional hand-writing and their spelling will be quite bad.

A successful body modification artist has exceptional hand-eye coordination and is not squeamish about seeing sexual organs or body fluids.

To Mussina and other Yankees, it was evidence of exceptional eye-hand coordination, an instant of uncommon greatness.

A person in shock regresses to a childlike state in which he longs for a parental figure to take control; similarly, a population in a state of shock will hand exceptional powers to its leaders, permitting them to destroy the regulatory functions of government.

The 26-year-old Spaniard has come up against Ozil on six occasions in the famous 'El Clasico', experiencing the German's exceptional talent at first hand.