Sentence examples for is rather exceptional from inspiring English sources

Mr. Nikolic provided an answer, in a show of emotion that is rather exceptional at a tribunal where perpetrators' toughness and denial are far more common.

However, example considered in the present paper is rather exceptional since one is able to identify the g-function and the Gibbs potential ϕ explicitly.

Obtaining the same results from Models A and B is rather exceptional, and relates only to this studied situation, and stems from the fact that both models rejected buying iron concentrate from a particular vendor.

This collaboration between an opera house and a composer is rather exceptional, especially because it has been such a long-standing one.

However, running marathons is rather exceptional among elderly persons, while many potentially could run short distances.

This is rather exceptional as shown in the systematic review by Özen et al. [ 26].

But the past few years have been rather exceptional.

No one uses the word "prodigy," but Sahara is clearly one of those uncanny kids who seems to be rather exceptional at everything she does, whether it's art, ballet, the piano and violin, singing (she has a three-octave vocal range and performs with the San Francisco Girls Chorus), sports, you name it.

No one uses the word "prodigy," but Sahara is clearly one of those uncanny kids who seems to be rather exceptional at everything she does, whether it's art, ballet, the piano and violin, singing (she has a three-octave vocal range and performs with the San Francisco Girls Chorus), sports, you name it.

But then again, says Hahlbrock, "the whole story was rather exceptional".

Second, it is proposed that realized/overt pronouns are rather exceptional in their occurrence in Chinese and that the use of zero pronouns is the rule, rather than any overt counterparts.