Sentence examples for it so exceptional from inspiring English sources

Despite the fact that virtually every important figure of the 20th-century US avant-garde passed through Black Mountain (including Robert Rauschenberg, Cy Twombly, Philip Guston, Willem de Kooning, Ruth Asawa, Robert Creeley), after visiting the place I felt sure that what made it so exceptional, and what defined the place even more than its extraordinary inhabitants, was the landscape itself.

Nor, say the authors, is it so exceptional.

She insisted: "It is so exceptional that it will not undermine the fundamental nature of the scheme".

"It's true that you don't dive at 200 meters every day," he said, "but in the end it's like a tourbillon, or a chronograph with a precision of one-thousandth of a second: You don't measure to 1,000 per second, but when you have such a watch, it's so exceptional, so complicated to build, that it makes its value.

"It's so exceptional for a judge to be prosecuted in Europe that there are almost no precedents," she said.

It is so exceptional today that de Beers and other diamond cutters from Israel and Antwerp have opened workshops there".

It was so exceptional that Webber and Minardi's owner, Paul Stoddart, were invited to celebrate on the podium after the top three drivers had finished their ceremony.

Even if we accept that there is some kind of penalty for fame - and there clearly is - then it cannot so exceptional as to warrant undue intrusion.

America's new normal may well be that it is not so exceptional anymore — that it may be discovering the limits of its economic dynamism, just as Europe did decades ago.

Then, the issue is whether this large excursion was produced by ionospheric currents (in which case it is not so exceptional) or by magnetospheric currents (in which case it is unprecedented)?

I grew up in America, where it is no so exceptional to want to become a teacher, where getting an education is expected and demanded.