Sentence examples for exceptionally meaningful from inspiring English sources
A cup run turned out to be exceptionally meaningful for Arsenal last season and, considering the reality of their Premier League position and the quality of Champions League opposition, it is wise for Wenger to tackle the FA Cup with full attention.
This decision was exceptionally meaningful for me because my old friend Evan Wolfson is the godfather of the marriage equality movement.
It is said that the song of the fenghuang is exceptionally beautiful and meaningful and that the animal has a special appreciation of human music.
3 Although the benefits were modest, the improvement was considered to be meaningful in a disease with an exceptionally poor prognosis and for which few other options have been proven to be effective.
Cutting carbon emissions in a meaningful way below today's levels would require "exceptionally quick and vigorous policy action by all countries, and unprecedented technological advances, entailing substantial costs," the report said.
"AOL's exceptionally talented team continues to execute against our strategy and our results show meaningful progress in the most important areas of media and technology.
A founder I was advising once told me of a meaningful pivot he was "considering," even though his business was going exceptionally well.
In her excellent keynote presentation, on the final day of the four day conference she reminded this exceptionally intelligent audience that we are designed for beautiful environments and to do meaningful work.
We believe Patch is exceptionally positioned to grow in the local space and we believe it will yield meaningful returns for our shareholders in the years to come.
Published experimental measurements of sufficient extent to permit meaningful comparisons between theory and experiment for such solar thermal power plants are exceptionally limited.
