Sentence examples for exceptionally high standard of from inspiring English sources
Listening to six hours of Beethoven – the obligatory challenge for the two rounds of semi-finalists and pure pleasure given the exceptionally high standard of all involved – I had marked the Van Kuijk's card from the start.
That means: thin, classy crust; light smattering of tomato sauce rather than lashings; purpose-built stone oven; a very particular flour known as 00 (Italians grade flour by colour; the English grade it by both colour and gluten content; so 00 just means very white); and exceptionally high standard of ingredient.
Owing to the exceptionally high standard of entries received in the competition this year the European Parliament is delighted to announce that an additional Euroscola will be awarded to Castleknock Community College to attend the Special Euroscola at the European Youth Event in May 2014.
Ms. Yellen responded that regulators would hold financial institutions to "exceptionally high standards of risk management, internal controls, consumer protection".
In response, Ms. Yellen emphasized that regulators will hold financial institutions to "exceptionally high standards of risk management, internal controls, consumer protection".
She was a terrifying New Testament Greek tutor, demanding exceptionally high standards of her students, who struggled to keep up, but she was always very supportive of any ideas we had in tutorials.
Often portrayed as driven individuals with exceptionally high standards of excellence, heroes invariably have a clear vision of what needs to be done and a strategy about how to get there.
Orcadian singer/guitarist Kris Drever received the Horizon Award for best newcomer from veteran singer and broadcaster Archie Fisher MBE, and Vin Garbutt praised the exceptionally high standards of The Ram Club in Surrey as he presented organisers Bob and Maggie Wood with the trophy for Best Folk Club.
Our zeal has occasionally come as a shock to some of our recipients who are not used to being held to such exceptionally high standards of transparency and accountability.
The Globe had, in an editorial, argued that Tsarnaev should be spared, speaking of "the exceptionally high standards for a federal execution".
