Sentence examples for exceptionally formidable from inspiring English sources

Another obstacle in the way of Scaring's game attempt to rescue Borukhova from life in prison was the lead prosecutor, Brad Leventhal, who does not have Scaring's experience — he is twenty years younger — but is an exceptionally formidable trial lawyer.

There has been a dearth of outstanding centre-backs on the market for the past few years and Stones – young, English, exceptionally talented – would be a formidable opponent.

The exceptionally poor flow characteristic of biomass poses a formidable challenge to both designers and operators of biomass plants.

He attended the Lycée Janson de Sailly in Paris, and then the Sorbonne, where in 1928, at an exceptionally early age and with great success, he passed the formidable philosophy agrégation examination.

The strong physical aspect of his game and exceptionally competitive, combative spirit combined with all of this to create a formidable forward player: such was his ability that his arrival transformed Reading into one of the division's best sides in a matter of weeks.

Both Mrs Clinton and Mr Obama have the necessary attributes to take on Mr McCain: they are two formidable campaigners who have offered detailed and generally intelligent policy proposals and have been forced to work exceptionally hard for their votes.So Mr McCain is still no more than half-way to the White House.

Exceptionally still.

Fairways are exceptionally narrow.

She's exceptionally bright.

Exceptionally well, in fact.

exceptionally strong vocabulary. . . .