Sentence examples for exceptionally become from inspiring English sources

When he spoke at the Trades Union Congress the hall would always suddenly, and quite exceptionally, become quiet.

"We are now proposing that this expectation that tenancies of this length should only be used exceptionally should become a requirement with the Tenure Standard itself.

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However, if a suspected bully responds negatively to the process, these next steps become exceptionally critical.

"At some point you had to question that thesis, especially when it had become exceptionally popular," Mr. Church said.

There have certainly been critical evaluations of conservative nominees who have gone on to become exceptionally distinguished judges.

Even extreme 5-sigma heat events, which are currently exceptionally rare, will become relatively commonplace, especially near the equator.

In contrast to nearby tribes, for example, the Yuruna Indians in the Xingu region of Brazil would become exceptionally reserved when rendered sideways by large helpings of moonshine.

He said Manuel and Ingrid had become exceptionally destructive as they had combined forces to form one large slow-moving new system that has spread across the country.

In recent years, polarisation has increased and the topic has become exceptionally politically partisan, with the personal and political aspects increasingly difficult to separate.

Indeed, if they become exceptionally good at it, the BBC (and the Guardian) will hold them up as a Great Example to the Rest of Us.