Sentence examples for exceptionally I from inspiring English sources

Age group-specific analyses showed that despite considerable intra-group age differences, age itself was only exceptionally (i.e. in centenarians) a significant predictor of capability, cognition, or multimorbidity.

In fact, all of the evidence provided by the very careful forensic examination of the scene at the time – and the detailed review which, exceptionally, I have undertaken – supports the view that Dr Kelly died where he was found and from the causes determined.

Speaking on his win, Edwards said: "It feels so surreal; I don't know what to say, apart from thank you! "I'm exceptionally happy, I can't believe it, this is what dreams are made of isn't it!

I'm exceptionally lucky I didn't get a hand up my arse that day.

I'm exceptionally lucky I didn't get a hand up my ass that day.

They showed that the Young's modulus of the MoS2 nanosheets is exceptionally high, i.e. E = 0.33 ± 0.07 TPa [16].

Combining high strength and elasticity, spider silks are exceptionally tough, i.e., able to absorb massive kinetic energy before breaking.

Thus, an empirical comaprison is needed to evaluate whether selected gene regions display diversity indexes or SFS-based staistics that are exceptionally high (i.e. that reject neutral expectations).

He is exceptionally modest: "I remember my first review in London said I was the next Peter Brook.

If I got lucky and the story proved to be exceptionally interesting, I might get the opportunity to get fancy and present it at the noon conference, or if sufficiently tragic, perhaps at the monthly morbidity and mortality rounds.

"His work is so exceptionally good, I rarely had any notes.