Sentence examples for exceptional prize from inspiring English sources

It is an exceptional prize, but it is not something on a state level".

Alain Resnais, the French new wave veteran who at 86 competed with a new film, Wild Grass, was rewarded an Exceptional prize – one of the few ever dolled out in the history of the festival.

Congratulations to the following teams, who produced exceptional prize-winning projects!

The $50 Texas game, for example, offers thousands of instant prizes ranging from $50 to $50,000, with a few exceptional prizes as high as $5 million.

The jury, composed of UNICEF, media and child rights experts, also gave special prizes to works of unique and exceptional nature in content and form.

It's been three years since I talked to French director Jacques Audiard at the Festival de Cannes for his "Rust and Bone," six since I interviewed him about his exceptional, Grand Prize-winning "Un Prophète".

A special judges' prize recognises exceptional contributions.

Equally unhelpful, when you consider the gropee experience, is the readiness to excuse standard molestation because of the offender's exceptional talent, devotion, prize-winning TV series or loveliness in every department except the sexual usage of humbler individuals.

But wasn't that to support a prize for exceptional students?

Jury president Steven Spielberg called the three-way prize "an exceptional step" intended to recognise "the achievements of three artists".

In 2010 he was nominated for the Joseph R. Levenson Prize for exceptional teaching of Harvard undergraduates.