Sentence examples for exceptional position in the from inspiring English sources
He stated that human beings, though noble and intelligent, had no exceptional position in the cosmos.
Among the so-called "five senses," olfactory perception takes an exceptional position in the neurological processing of sensory stimuli.
"The king has taken an exceptional position in the sense that he has decided to respond to unrest with reforms rather than repression, but he is no different from other Arab rulers in the sense that he is determined to keep his power intact.
This is attested by the fifth chapter of Darvish Ali's work, devoted to musical instruments, among which the harp holds a privileged place, probably due not solely to the author's personal preferences and interests, but also to this instrument's exceptional position in the cultures of Central Asia.
"The beads predate the emergence of iron smelting by nearly 2000 years, and other known meteoritic iron artefacts by more than 1000 years, giving them an exceptional position in the history of metal use," the authors wrote.
Apart from the forts, the garrison itself was heavily expanded during the initial construction years and became the largest garrison in Sweden, taking an exceptional position in Swedish military history of the 20th century; even at the start of the 21st century, Boden was the largest garrison city in the Swedish Army.
The exceptional position is called the close-packed position; in it the whole of the articulating portion of the female surface is in complete contact with the apposed part of the male surface, and the joint functionally is no longer a diarthrosis but is instead called a synchondrosis.
Actresses in Shakespeare are in an exceptional position, detached from the action, yet linked to it.
