Sentence examples for exceptional means from inspiring English sources

"She's a person of exceptional means with no place to really call home".

Although it's tempting to keep this kind of find to yourself, Mark and wife Sophie's dedication to the exceptional means that news is already out about the stylish garden rooms, great food, wine and top-quality beers from around the world.

It is but a pattern in the defaulting to austerity measures, exceptional means, and unusual cruelty.

"In exceptional circumstances, we need exceptional means," he said.

This man is not of exceptional means; he is the average, hardworking American man.

The Federal Bureau of Investigation considers a case cleared in one of two ways: by arrest or by "exceptional means".

Microstructures of specimens were also detected and compared, and the exceptional mean pore size was 39.7 μm which was measured by using "Micro-image Analysis and Process System" (MIAPS) software.

I was lucky my Luce Scholarship allowed me to pursue something else that made me feel exceptional long enough to develop some kind of self awareness about what the need to feel exceptional meant about me as a person, and how to rein that impulse in.

To have exceptional ability means that you are also bound to be damaged or tormented in some way.

Autobiographies by non-famous people have something blind or desperate about them, which under all but the most exceptional circumstances means they have to be published at their own expense; and Athill, although well-known and honoured in the trade (which means, among other things, that she has the respect of some of the best writers in the world) knows this full well.

"There is no definition or further guidelines about what "exceptional circumstances" means at all.