Sentence examples for making exceedingly from inspiring English sources

Roosevelt reserved his most caustic comments for the Tammany Democratic machine and urban Irish immigrants, most of whom, he wrote, were "stupid looking scoundrels with apparently not a redeeming trait, beyond the capacity for making exceedingly ludicrous bills".

This is a beautiful book: handsome, well made, exceedingly well edited.

That task is made exceedingly onerous in the face of murderous irrationality.

I have no idea if the art is any good but I do know that Perry makes exceedingly good TV.

New Hampshire authorities, too, have made exceedingly little public comment about the case, saying it was still under investigation.

The Axis powers fell prey to their own mythmaking: they were adept at creating narratives that made exceedingly unlikely victories seem not just plausible but inevitable.

Every time I gain or lose weight, I am made exceedingly aware of the power a thin waist and broad shoulders holds in my community.

The simple dish of yogurt and cucumber, blended with a little mint, is made exceedingly well and is the ideal cool complement to Persepolis's tiny rounds of fresh pita bread and rectangles of flatbread.

Similarly, some compatibilists regard slow switching as a bizarre skeptical possibility which makes exceedingly high the evidential standards for knowledge (Hohwy 2002; Neta 2003 is also pertinent).

Something Bill made exceedingly clear at the Annual Shareholders Meeting.

But he thought that amendments should be made exceedingly difficult.