Sentence examples for exceptionally as a from inspiring English sources

The group played exceptionally as a unit, and Stoudemire in particular stood out.

Caborn's idea is that in return for football being treated exceptionally as a life-enhancing part of the social fabric, not just another business, its clubs must agree to behave less like money-grabbing beasts.

BMC behaved exceptionally, as a small population showed a very high level of exosome uptake, whereas thymocytes (TC) poorly took-up exosomes.

Overall, we found that Nluc performed exceptionally well as a reporter and anticipate that it will further advance the use of bioluminescence for cellular analysis.

But this wasn't Eddie's first brush with being exceptionally sporty, or exceptionally obsessed: as a teen he was a competitive swimmer, posting records that are still in place today.

I was exceptionally opinionated as a teenager, never afraid to rant and ruin a birthday party or cinema trip.

Underpinned by pounding left-hand figures, these imparted a special kind of bonhomie, while the lack of bombast made Silver exceptionally convincing as a blues pianist.

Pomona, Orange Tree Heavy with unhappiness, and utterly wary, Humphries was exceptionally convincing as a prostitute in Alistair McDowall's dystopian drama.

But his life has a touch of the larger-than-life action adventure story: the son of Spanish political refugees who fled Franco for the safety of Luxembourg, he was recognised as being exceptionally bright as a child – his IQ is 182 and he speaks seven languages fluently – but he disliked school, being thrown out of three.

Transposon-based insertional libraries are exceptionally useful as a means of screening for desired phenotypes and expression patterns.

It's exceptionally hard as a coach to keep going and it's those close games that really hurt you.