Sentence examples for exceptionally exceptional from inspiring English sources

At times you want the exceptionally exceptional exceptionalness of almost everything to ease up, so you can appreciate just how exceptional it is.

But America likes to think of itself as exceptionally exceptional, different from other advanced industrial countries not just in its social arrangements but also in its underlying values.

Eidsmoe delivered a sermon on the merits of American exceptionalism, and posed before his audience that the US's foundation was steeped in Christian belief, and that that linkage potentially made the country "exceptionally exceptional".

There's always magic in the mix, but last week was exceptionally exceptional or in Wierd-speak the rarest of the Very Rare.

She can't sink!" Dramatic tradition demands that the Titanic be exceptional – exceptionally big, exceptionally unsinkable – when in fact she was the second of three sister liners and White Star line never advertised her unsinkability beyond a cautious sentence in a short-lived brochure of 1910: "So far as it is possible to do so, these two wonderful vessels are designed to be unsinkable".

Leaving aside that we Greeks believe our exceptionalism to be exceptional and exceptionally old, the president's answer was masterful as he went on to talk about America's core set of values, quickly pivoting to the need to recognize "that we're not always going to be right" and "that other people may have good ideas".

After reading the online comments, I concede that American people are exceptional: exceptionally easy to bait".

Big Brown looks to be a truly exceptional horse — exceptionally strong and exceptionally competitive, possibly the Secretariat of our day.