Sentence examples for it would be exceptional from inspiring English sources

"I think it would be exceptional if they take him on," she said.

Gracey replied: "Yes, as a number of people shot it would be exceptional".

"There are very strong arguments to say they shouldn't get custodial sentences," he said, adding that it would be "exceptional" if they did.

Ashenfelter, using data, predicted that the 1986 Bordeaux vintage would be ordinary, while Parker, relying on expertise, said it would be exceptional.

"Of course it would be exceptional because it's crazy to do that," added the Frenchman.

But, he added, it would be "exceptional to see two such years after each other, but the weather is governed by natural variability and you can't draw any conclusions about one year from the previous one".

And Chicago really would be exceptional if it could work out how to turn itself around, implement its ideas and see them bear fruit all within two years.

By definition of the concept of a PCC, such an event would be exceptional as it would require intensive exposure by the prime member to persons that are not members of his or her PCC.

For any other country, an annual growth rate of 6.8% would be exceptional: for China it was the weakest rate of expansion in 25 years.

A smaller BBC would no doubt make some programmes in and about Scotland, as it does in other countries, but this would be exceptional – unlike now, when as a matter of policy, a proportionate slice of its budget is spent in Scotland on programming for the whole UK.

They would be exceptional no matter where they grew up.