Sentence examples for exceptional historically from inspiring English sources

Chavismo is quite exceptional, historically, in the sense that it's the one revolution that has led to socialism -- or an attempt at socialism -- through democratic means. .

The postwar works are especially exceptional, and historically important, but the choices throughout are for the most part excellent.

We can argue that this is because we are in Ireland, an exceptional place historically, a Christian country.

The Holocaust really was a historically exceptional and appalling event".

Under the historically exceptional conditions that we are facing in the housing market, the F.H.A. has near-record current reserves of more than $30 billion.

A few readers and commentators have been concerned that the analogies of the current circumstance in American incarceration to the Soviet gulag or to American slavery are overblown, given the historically exceptional, and often fatal, reality of those things.

The 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake and tsunami was historically exceptional in terms of its impact on lives and communities (Rodriguez et al. 2006).

Motwary also worked closely with renowned scenographer Lien Wauters, as well as the museum's team, to set up the displays for the artwork, photos and garments, which include exceptional samples of historically significant handwork items from the museum's private collection.

"These exceptional works precede Sam Francis's historically important 'Blue Balls' paintings from 1960, when the artist was at the height of his career," said Ms. Rahard, whose gallery has shown Francis's work since 1957.

Iranians have historically viewed themselves as exceptional in the region.

Dr. Knappenburger of the Adler Planetarium says southern Africa's historically dry June weather augurs exceptional visibility, and this year's intense solar activity "may provide some spectacular solar streamers".