"He was exceptionally generous".
The fact is that every writer on the subject brings an individual "passionate involvement" and insight to any reconsideration of this mythic tale, and what marks Harris's contribution is her formidable research skills, her exceptionally wide general and historical reading, and her always interesting eye for the revealing anecdote or pen portrait.
While standards of living are in general exceptionally high, Qatar is not yet paradise on earth: ask gays, who risk the death penalty, and foreign workers, who have been grossly abused.
The Latin is scholastic and the grammar is in general exceptionally good.
Rates of synonymous nucleotide substitutions are, in general, exceptionally low in plant mitochondrial genomes, several times lower than in chloroplast genomes, 10 20 times lower than in plant nuclear genomes, and 50 100 times lower than in many animal mitochondrial genomes.
He was unlucky in having to face three exceptionally brilliant Roman generals; unlucky, too, in coming to power at a time when the Hellenistic world was in the final stage of its collapse.
The race pits a so-far unlikable Democrat, Terry McAuliffe (aka T-Mac), against a exceptionally conservative Republican, attorney general Ken Cuccinelli (aka Cuch).
The class of 1915 is known as "the class the stars fell on" for the exceptionally high percentage of general officers that rose from that class (59 of 164).
This indicates, in general, an exceptionally low level of nonspecific adsorption given that at monolayer coverage the region shown in Figure 5 d would contain some 10 proteins.
On the other hand, we were able to utilize case notes and health care register data in our diagnostic assessment, making them exceptionally reliable for a general population study.
Yet the generals are exceptionally flexible when it helps them hang onto power or attract foreign currency into the country's anemic economy.
