Sentence examples for exceptionally even from inspiring English sources

Wherever the viewer's eye falls in this exceptionally, even obsessively, detailed painting, there is something gripping, fanciful or curious.

Nevertheless, a small subgroup of patients does pose problems of break-through infections despite all conservative measures and in fact some of them seem prone to renal scarring leading to hypertension and exceptionally even end stage renal failure [ 16].

Condon has always been an exceptionally even-handed director (look at his refreshingly sober take on Kinsey), and despite Assange's assertion that this film will be "a massive propaganda attack" goes out of his way to be balanced, perhaps overly so.

The key to Solomon's existence is the suppression of his rage – he must feign illiteracy and subservience to survive – and it's notable that for all the anger and shame that the film stirs up about recent history, McQueen remains exceptionally even-handed and controlled in his treatment of all the key players, black and white alike.

Regulating private providers is exceptionally difficult even in rich countries.

My homegrown black pepper is exceptionally good, even if I say so myself.

It is fantastically exhilarating and exceptionally odd, even before you get to the lyrics.

Both our teas were exceptionally smooth, even after numerous infusions of fresh, steaming water.

This particular remark is not likely to sit exceptionally well even with Republicans, conservative though they may be.

The National Trust, and others, such as East Ruston Old Vicarage in Norfolk, are exceptionally welcoming, even maintaining a cheerful Facebook presence.

Bing sang it with an exceptionally smug (even for him) expression and as if cribbing for an elocution exam.