Sentence examples similar to exceptionally very from inspiring English sources

"She's exceptionally smart, very articulate," said Corey Lewandowski, Mr. Trump's campaign manager.

"The BBC does a lot of exceptionally good, very valuable broadcasting and online content, but that is not a good argument for saying let's just forget everybody else.

The suggestion was made by Ofcom in 2004, and at the time Richards said: "The BBC does a lot of exceptionally good, very valuable broadcasting and online content, but that is not a good argument for saying let's just forget everybody else.

"It just shows that the players have performed exceptionally under very extreme circumstances".

Using flow cytometry, DPP-IV/CD26 was detected in lymphocytes and only exceptionally a very low positivity was observed in monocytes (data not shown).

Oliver Wheeler from Viagogo told the BBC that tickets with such exceptionally high prices "very, very rarely sell".

He was exceptionally alive and very charismatic.

It is only very exceptionally that growth gets up to 4 or 5% per year.

"Andrea is exceptionally competent, and very personable, with a good memory," she said.

Pete was 5-5 I think, and he had been a guard, a very exceptionally good shooting guard.

Sally Johnson, NHS Blood and Transplant director, said: "It is exceptionally rare for very young babies to become organ donors.