Sentence examples for exceptionally experienced from inspiring English sources
The meditators were also exceptionally experienced, having clocked up at least a decade of practice.
Even if you've had a few lovers, most men want to believe you're not exceptionally experienced.
Republican grandees are privately grimacing at the notion of a hubristic real estate magnate stealing the limelight in a year in which they believe they have an exceptionally experienced field of candidates.
The country's prime minister, Boyko Borissov, said last week that the attack was the work of an "exceptionally experienced" group of conspirators.
Shortly after the attack Prime Minister Boiko Borisov of Bulgaria called the group behind it "an exceptionally experienced" team, and described the attack as a conspiracy with multiple members, not the act of an individual.
BURGAS, Bulgaria — An "exceptionally experienced" group of conspirators spent up to a month in Bulgaria before carrying out the suicide bombing last week that killed five Israeli tourists and a local bus driver, the prime minister said Tuesday.
That neatly sums up the exceptionally good monsoon experienced in most of India in 2003 and the benefits of restructuring at Indian firms.Heaven-sentLast summer's rains, the best for at least five years, followed an especially severe drought in much of the country in 2002.
Cuddalore experienced exceptionally heavy rains with over 440 mm (17 inches) falling there, of which 310 mm (12 inches) fell on November 20 alone.
Obama actively solicited bipartisan senatorial advice and, at first, received well-deserved praise for his genuinely diverse, exceptionally qualified, and experienced nominees.
"In Indonesia, we've experienced an exceptionally positive reception this year and are looking forward to expanding in the territory".
As a result of the policy of forced industrialization under the communist government, industry experienced an exceptionally high growth rate until the late 1980s, by which time it constituted about two-fifths of GDP.
