Sentence examples for exceptionally much from inspiring English sources

The reader suspects that exceptionally much is lost in translation.

So, in one sense, this year's Oscars matter exceptionally much.

By Richard Brody February 21, 2017 In one sense, this year's Academy Awards matter exceptionally much.

Glass is exceptionally strong, much stronger than most metals, when tested in the pristine state.

Indian officials have floated an amount in the media that many industry experts say is exceptionally high – as much as $1 billion, or $37 million per plane, which could be half their purchase price.

This separatism – ma guerre à moi – has drawn some exceptionally vituperative criticism, much of it driven by the perception that Cusk is placing herself above the social contract rather than outside of it.

Above-average summer rainfall would ameliorate the drought's impact but with soils still exceptionally dry in much of southern Britain drought stress will continue with an expected substantial delay in seasonal recovery in runoff and recharge rates and, correspondingly, notably low autumn flows".

Quantitation of these individual genotypes was exceptionally reliable, so much so that the sum of individual genotypes was equal to the total viral load determined in a separate reaction.

What the film illustrates exceptionally well is how much money both matters and doesn't in a situation that demands so much fortitude.

For one part of his realm, he was exceptionally solicitous: he spent much time in Greece and lavishly embellished Athens.

Those who played basketball, baseball or football remember George as moderately talented but exceptionally scrappy, sometimes too much so.