Sentence examples for exceptional though from inspiring English sources

The two factors that make "Nearly Ninety" exceptional, though, remain the choreography and the performances.

It's nothing exceptional, though; the first seven months of both 2014 and 2015 saw higher average job growth than the first seven months of this year.

This example of paranoia is exceptional, though.

"That's exceptional, though 'moderate' might work too.

Mr Xi's "Chinese dream" slogan is exceptional, though.

Those shapes were not what made this show exceptional, though.

This exceptional career, though, nearly came to a premature and violent conclusion.

They still have an exceptional squad, though, with Yaya Touré, Wilfried Bony, Seydou Doumbia and Gervinho and, in Hervé Renard, a coach who has won the competition before.

What makes it an exceptional one, though, isn't the awards it will pick up, but how effectively and, for the most part, unsentimentally Mr. McQueen reveals slavery's machinery of terror.

Even in those exceptional circumstances, though, he was not only focused, but brimming with energy, open to all questions that might be thrown at him – until this year, we had never been asked to formulate questions in advance - and no less adept at marshalling facts, figures and experiences to arrive at his conclusions.

To make use of that exceptional power, though, businesses and their leaders need to reflect on what their company's purpose is, what it means to their employees, and how they can inspire others to believe in that purpose at a large scale to the point that it pervades throughout their culture.