Sentence examples for exceptionally sound from inspiring English sources

If his pass protection is exceptionally sound, it's 10 times out of 10.

He became exceptionally sound behind the stumps and equally effective as a batsman.

The beds, with Dux mattresses and 500-thread-count sheets from the Italian brand Sferra, made for an exceptionally sound sleep.

It is, said one TMG manager I spoke to, "an exceptionally sound vision... the whole idea of a digital research and development division separate from the production of a daily newspaper was excellent".

Contrast this with Luciano Pavarotti, who in his prime sang with an effortless opulence that Mr. Domingo has never had, though Mr. Pavarotti, essentially a lyric tenor with an exceptionally large sound, has never had Mr. Domingo's dramatic heft.

The Wall Street firm's version of boot camp for trainees, described in the book's first chapter, don't sound exceptionally harsh unless you hate early meetings and have trouble with lunch orders.

$399 is a lot to pay for an iPod speaker, but this one happens to sound exceptionally good — better than any other currently available portable model, in fact.

Treadgold goes on to say that these numbers are, of course, contingent on "estimates, assumptions, forecasts and predictions". And yes, $100 billion does sound exceptionally high.

If you pop a frozen casserole straight into the oven, this may cause it to become watery, which does not sound exceptionally satisfying.

While the finding that classical risk factors may be main mediators of endothelial dysfunction may not sound exceptionally interesting, it is very important to show that this is the case in DRS subjects, and therefore this group of patients should be carefully studied in larger epidemiological trials.

To modern ears, its harmonies can sound either exceptionally pure or exceptionally weird, or both at once.