Sentence examples for found it exceedingly from inspiring English sources

Rice's Foreign Affairs article from 2000 begins with this declaration: "The United States has found it exceedingly difficult to define its 'national interest' in the absence of Soviet power".

Rachel Harrison, the daring and influential sculptor, recalled for me the Gavin Brown show, with its "thick paint and comical flat shadows": "I found it exceedingly deft formally, while demonstrating that although painting was pretty unfashionable at the time, it was still possible to throw a bomb".

But the California legislature has found it exceedingly hard to draw up state-wide standards.

He added that he found it "exceedingly strange" to hear this argument from Giuliani, who had been a zealous prosecutor.

I found it exceedingly difficult to try to make a "one size fits all" document relate to each individual employee.

Dr. Woodcock wrote that a thorough agency review had found it "exceedingly unlikely" that patients faced an unreasonable risk from the interaction between Seroquel and methadone.

Trump, Macek said, "finds it exceedingly easy to disrespect and insult people who are different".

Prevention Most top managers will find it exceedingly difficult to forestall all power struggles.

Embroiled in the bitter reality of having to show more fiscal restraint than any previous Labour government, it would find it exceedingly difficult to remake capitalism.

We all experience the world from our own point of view, and find it exceedingly difficult to move away from that selfish anchor.

But, he said, most users find it exceedingly uncomfortable to use the CPAP mask, which fits over the face with a tight seal.