— THE debate over who should succeed Ben S. Bernanke, the chairman of the Federal Reserve, has been exceptionally personality-driven.
The staff is exceptionally personable.
Crow was exceptionally personable.
With his uniquely thrilling voice and exceptionally endearing personality, the tenor Luciano Pavarotti touched an audience of millions worldwide.
In addition to the praise heaped upon the late chancellor in the German parliament on Thursday, the speaker of the house also said that Helmut Kohl had "sometimes an exceptionally stubborn personality".
He makes an unmistakable impression, yet despite his powerful personality, he is exceptionally good at allowing a building to take on a personality of its own.
"The Other Mozart" channels this frustration into a re-imagining of Nannerl's narrative, brought to life with massive hair and the personality of an exceptionally bubbly Helena Bonham Carter.
The rating consists of four different levels: 1 = an exceptionally empathic and socially competent personality; 2 = more or less normal, "like most people"; 3 = an emotionally blunt and pathological personality with autistic traits, clearly noticeable during the interview; and 4 = an extremely odd personality; the person gives a peculiar, and clearly autistic, impression early in the interview.
In this book she made exceptionally vivid the historical events, personalities, and texture of life in 14th-century France, taking for her main character a typical French knight and nobleman of the period, Enguerrand de Coucy.
The detailed journal that he kept during his years in America is a prime source for the early history of Massachusetts, and his copious file of correspondence and memoranda gives an exceptionally full impression of his activities and personality.
From just a few dates, it was obvious that we valued the same things (work, science, feminism), had complementary personality quirks, and got along exceptionally well.
