Sentence examples for exceptionally trying from inspiring English sources

This has been an exceptionally trying season for Marbury, personally and professionally.

IAN AUSTEN THE ABSENTEE DIRECTOR Last year was exceptionally trying for the directors of Morgans Hotel Group, whose former chief executive, W. Edward Scheetz, resigned after a young woman died in his Las Vegas condominium, apparently of an accidental drug overdose.

Urban forestry in Hong Kong is performed in exceptionally trying conditions due to the rampant occurrence of inherent physical and physiological constraints.

For Martino, it's been an exceptionally trying first season at the Nou Camp after he was recruited from Argentine club Newell's Old Boys last summer.

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My guess is he will be exceptionally influential in trying to lead the commission following the black eye it has suffered".

In the months that followed, as I talked with Podesta regularly, I came to understand that he was, in fact, caught between powerful forces in his own party, an exceptionally deft navigator trying to steer his way through treacherous crosscurrents.

Last night, his brow was perpetually furrowed and he seemed to squint into the camera (blinding lights or an effort to read the Teleprompter seemed like plausible reasons), which made him look as if he were trying exceptionally hard to be taken seriously.

"The players are trying exceptionally hard.

This woman, Baroness Hulot, who is exceptionally religious, has tried to help Bette, but Bette has secretly cultivated her resentments.

The drama of this book comes from watching the exceptionally thoughtful Luker try to figure that out.