Sentence examples for exceptional historical from inspiring English sources

"But that's a very rare, exceptional historical record".

Bronze is of exceptional historical interest and still finds wide applications.

The NSPCC's chief executive, Peter Wanless, says in the letter that "given the exceptional historical mistakes in this matter, I would like to understand why you did not deem it in the public interest to have a trial of facts".

"His abiding faith in our country's exceptional historical position as a beacon of freedom will make him the most important leader in a world that depends upon a strong America to stay at peace".

That made him an exceptional historical witness, because even while he was inside slavery — physically, psychologically, emotionally — part of him remained intellectually and culturally at a remove, which gives his book a powerful double perspective.

A few of the lasting (though embattled) legacies of these exceptional historical moments include: public health insurance in many countries, old age pensions, subsidised housing, and public funding for the arts.

The Ministry of Culture and Communications has commissioned studies on the historical ownership of the fort, and funded archaeological research and repairs to consolidate the structure of the ruin, recognising "the exceptional historic and prehistoric archaeological potential of the ruin and its surroundings".

The Wadden region is a cultural landscape of exceptional cultural historical value.

Still, U.S. income inequality is not exceptional by historical standards.

"The rise is pretty exceptional in historical terms, at rates that haven't been seen since the end of the last ice age.

And the Hermitage in St . Petersburghands us a nifty 3-D camera, courtesy of IBM, that lets us zoom in on a fine microscopic level to an exceptional art-historical smorgasbord, a tool lately matched by the Met, whose zoom feature, a digital camera in combination with FlashPix software, is quick and razor-sharp.