Sentence examples for like exceptionally from inspiring English sources

At first, they seem like exceptionally well-done examples of traditional conventions of landscape painting.

Her Swedish roots show in dishes like exceptionally silky gravlax, pickled herrings served with a healthy shot of aquavit, and Jansson's Temptation, an inspired Nordic version of scalloped potatoes that incorporates lightly cured anchovies.

On the other hand, even with those moves, many of these stocks are still down fifty to sixty per cent in the last month and a half, and still look like exceptionally good long-term values (even if you forecast a pretty severe recession).

Like exceptionally passionate diary entries, Smith's poems depict his wanderings from Manhattan to Mexico and across the lost highways in between, remembering more than one "puerile confession episode" and asking "the price" for his "latest thoughts, / the going rate for love, and the one where / you spread vast wings and collect the children under them".

It seems like exceptionally good news.

On the night I dined at the elegantly appointed bi-level restaurant, it was with an interior designer friend who pronounced the marine-like décor exceptionally beautiful, especially the aqua-green lighting that played softly from the ceiling onto folds of white drapery-like fabric.

They both have lots of things they like to be exceptionally pissed off about.

This book describes a disease that sounds exceptionally like smallpox.

It achieves a strangely literary quality, like an exceptionally powerful short story.

Like many exceptionally bright children, he hated school, and as a teen-ager he developed a listless, romantic persona.

When the subject of disputes came up, they sometimes seemed distorted, like an exceptionally fuzzy television image.