Sentence examples for made of exceedingly from inspiring English sources

2. The soul is made of exceedingly fine atoms and has two connected parts: the anima distributed throughout the body, which is the cause of sensation, and the animus in the breast, the central consciousness.

They are known as "microfibres" – exceedingly fine filaments made of petroleum-based materials such as polyester and nylon that are woven together into fabrics.

On banked highway arcs at high speeds, the Vanquish, thanks to an exceedingly rigid frame made of extruded aluminum and carbon fiber, resists nearly all body roll and you can steer with impunity through just about any turn at any speed.

At Roberta's, the portions — little rectangles of meat that might be lamb Snickers bars, cooked sous vide for the better part of a day before being crisped — make for exceedingly beautiful plates of food.

Although the romantic rituals of my generation (late-night texting, loaded e-mails, Facebook stalking) may expedite courtship, they make for exceedingly dull love stories.

But that same lack of preparation and training made it exceedingly difficult for them to finish the trail, so they were ultimately forced to trim back their ambitions.

This made it exceedingly difficult for any of the candidates to distance themselves from the Bush years.

Monfils, who has frustrated a legion of coaches with his wax-on, wax-off focus, recently made the exceedingly rare decision to play without a coach.

The best-performer made an exceedingly significant network prediction (identified by an arrow) whereas many of the teams predicted equivalently to random.

Ms. Sequins, in turn, made an exceedingly dressed-up date to a female companion in a restrained pantsuit of the Jil Sander school.

The recipe made an exceedingly sweet but sublime casserole.