Sentence examples for might be exceptionally from inspiring English sources
She might be crazy, she might be exceptionally sane.
The first study suggested that these patients might be exceptionally long-lived.
This process might be exceptionally speeded-up if integration between logical and simulation modeling might be achieved by automatic model translation, thus realizing a process we might call "virtual design and evaluation of complex systems".
Our brains might be exceptionally good at making models, but they're never perfect replicas of what's happening in the world, just fast and loose sketches to make sense of things.
(And please keep in mind I'm not talking about their personal faith, just our perception of it from what we told on the show at the time they were competing. Someone I describe as worldly might be exceptionally devout while the contestant prominently sporting a cross might be at the juke joint on Saturday and never even make it to church on Sunday).
This might be exceptionally for crustaceans with low compensatory capacities.
While the overall finding of Dunlap and McCright's conservative white male study might not be exceptionally surprising, the cultural and psychological reasons for the group's position on global warming is notable.
If I got lucky and the story proved to be exceptionally interesting, I might get the opportunity to get fancy and present it at the noon conference, or if sufficiently tragic, perhaps at the monthly morbidity and mortality rounds.
Given to abrupt changes of register – thunderbox, kaplow – and wild, unselfconscious digressions, he hurries us through an ever stranger and more complicated novel by antic force of will; he is funny, and while his field of vision might be narrow, he is exceptionally good at hauling interesting things into it.
Even with this effort, which might include U.S.-Russian military cooperation, the liberation of Raqqa will be exceptionally bloody.
Maimonides patients tended to be exceptionally old, or exceptionally foreign.
