Sentence examples for exceptionally elaborate from inspiring English sources
A discovery in 1997 in northern Peru, at a burial site of the Chachapoya culture, yielded 32 khipu with exceptionally elaborate and varied types of string patterns.
The A.C.L.N. case reflects what the S.E.C. called "an exceptionally bold and elaborate financial fraud that resulted in losses of hundreds of millions of dollars to investors in the United States and abroad".
This collection contains memorabilia of Goettler's days as a student, including an exceptionally large and elaborate scrapbook representing his academic, athletic and social activities at University of Chicago.
But Maria, who works in book publishing and possesses an exceptionally active imagination, embroiders elaborate mental fictions about Luisa and Miguel.
The most elaborate of these images are exceptionally clever tours de force, but even the simplest have undeniable iconic power and sly insight into the pitfalls of masculinity.
Because if I don't enjoy writing it, why would anybody enjoy reading it?" A little later in the conversation, she elaborates: "I've had an exceptionally happy career". That exceptionally happy career has its roots in Cleary's early life.
All letters of nomination must highlight the value that this person brings or will bring to the University, the nature of the recruitment process, and should elaborate why they are deemed to be exceptionally promising in their field.
"'The Last of the Duanes' is not our most elaborate set, but the scenic painting is exceptionally done," said Davy, who flipped through volumes of Sotheby's and Christie's catalogs to find the most colorful and impressive western posters.
The overall concentration of elaborate hairpieces, paper parasols, boater hats and suspenders was exceptionally high for an August 2013 morning in downtown Manhattan.
This paper also elaborates the development of high reactivity limestone sorbents and their exceptionally high sulfur capture rate and capacity.
