Sentence examples for exceptional natural from inspiring English sources

All of it is Silver Queen or one of several similar varieties, which are known for their exceptional natural sweetness.

Mr Winton comes from Western Australia, a vast state of exceptional natural beauty ("Just like Texas", as one of his characters puts it, "only it's big").

Gifted with exceptional natural athleticism underpinned by an excellent classical technique, he possessed an exotic beauty and a charismatic stage presence.

Sarah Goodridge, (born February 5, 1788, Templeton, Massuchusetts, U.S. died December 28 , 1853 Boston, Massachusetts) American painter of exceptional natural talent who overcame her untutored beginnings to become a highly successful miniaturist.

Cultural sites are judged against a set of criteria such as whether it represents "a masterpiece of human creative genius" while the criteria for natural sites includes whether it "contains superlative natural phenomena or areas of exceptional natural beauty".

February 5, 1788 Templeton, Massachusetts December 28, 1853 Boston, Massachusetts Sarah Goodridge, (born February 5, 1788, Templeton, Massuchusetts, U.S. died December 28 , 1853 Boston, Massachusetts) American painter of exceptional natural talent who overcame her untutored beginnings to become a highly successful miniaturist.

Oddly enough, to qualify, the developers need to satisfy five tests, including one whose stated goal is preserving "exceptional terrain, natural beauty or sites of historic interest".

Authors discuss whether change should be considered as episodic or continuous [ 32], exceptional or natural [ 33], but when it comes to the assessment of change, most researchers focus on aspects of the discrete context that influence or shape the change process in a hindering or facilitating way [ 34, 35].

The insurance industry was hit by an exceptional run of natural disasters in the first six months of this year.

It meanders its way from Germany's Black Forest through 10 countries, its vast 2,860km ending in spectacular display at Romania's Danube Delta - a protected biosphere of exceptional biodiversity and natural beauty - where it enters the Black Sea.

Buy a skein of British wool from Sue Blacker, an exceptional champion of natural, local yarn, then dig into her book, Pure Wool: A Knitter's Guide to Using Single-breed Yarns.