Sentence examples for exceptional kind from inspiring English sources
I knew I couldn't write about bars I've written about before, either in the magazine or elsewhere (Milano's is an exception, but then, it is an exceptional kind of place).
"You were an exceptional, kind, generous and loving woman.
They effortlessly combine personal and national histories with an exceptional kind of down-home formalism, all the while using available, often humble, fabrics.
A third, given currency by Alexis de Tocqueville in 1831, was of a new and exceptional kind of society not bound by prevailing rules of history.Each picture stresses what makes America different from other countries.
Ms. Givhan's article described the cleavage as "an exceptional kind of flourish" even for a woman who, in her campaign for president, has given up on her onetime "desexualized uniform" — a black pantsuit — in favor of "a wide array of suits and jackets" that have allowed her to play "the fashion field".
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Born in Brooklyn, she was a lifelong resident of Franklin Lakes, NJ She will be remembered for her exceptional warmth, kind and generous spirit, and good humor.
Describing the sequence in detail makes for an inefficient exposition in a review, but it's worth doing nonetheless, because the scene is a textbook case of ugly prejudices breezing through conventional dramas as if they were nothing exceptional — the kind of casual stereotyping that should have gone out of style half a century ago and should never have been in style in the first place.
My granny was an exceptional woman: beautiful, kind, funny.
Instead, he sought to eclipse his most conspicuous difference with difference of another kind: exceptional pitching ability.
Her mother, Rose Gray, who died in 2010, was an exceptional cook, the kind of person who could wander into her Italian garden, and come back half an hour later with enough wild ingredients to flavour not one, not even two, but three kinds of ravioli for dinner.
