Sentence examples for exceptionally able from inspiring English sources

Friends and colleagues describe Mr. O'Neill as a creative, fair and exceptionally able lawyer.

There are after-school clubs, masterclasses, and summer schools for the exceptionally able.

It is a privilege to lead an exceptionally able, dedicated and supportive community of staff and students.

Dey, in the Ottoman provinces of Algiers and Tunis, an honorary title conferred upon exceptionally able corsair leaders; also, a lower rank of officer in the Janissaries.

All this was understood by Roland-Michel Barrin, marquis de La Galissonière, the exceptionally able governor of New France (1747 49).

Hendrik Witbooi, the Nama leader, proved an exceptionally able guerrilla captain, and he inflicted a series of humiliating reverses on German troops.

And this small-town gigolo with the rippling torso doesn't stand a chance against Alexandra, even though he's embodied by an exceptionally able-bodied (and heartbreakingly credible) Finn Wittrock.

They are exceptionally docile, able to produce good quantities of quality milk, and the meat is lean, with a high percentage of usable meat in relation to the total body weight.

She was an exceptionally consistent skater, able to maintain an accentuated crouch and a smooth rhythm in her strides throughout a race, while other skaters typically lost time to momentary lapses in their technique.

The A-10 is exceptionally tough, being able to survive direct hits from armor-piercing and high-explosive projectiles up to 23 mm.

Until the Alamo canal, commissioned in 1901 and later replaced by the All-American Canal, brought water from the Colorado River to this arid inland part of southern California, precious little would grow there and only a few hundred exceptionally hardy settlers were able to eke out a living.