Sentence examples for more exceptional was from inspiring English sources

But what made him even more exceptional was his popular success, which stood out like a beacon at a time when most Soviet artistic culture was mired in stagnation.

What made the Montreal Protocol even more exceptional was the speed with which it was agreed - something Prof Jane Francis, director of the British Antarctic Survey, says was "really amazing".

"What makes this even more exceptional is that this is a transition work in his oeuvre," Mr Ruger said, adding it was a "large painting from a period that is considered by many to be the culmination of his artistic achievement".

However, it is rare (4%) that a motorcycle (MC) crashes with two other road users and even more exceptional is a crash between a MC and three other vehicles.

But what I saw as even more exceptional is that all youth are included, not for the sake of being better than somebody else, but for the sake of building community.

One more exceptional theme was that interviewees endorsed the idea of men-only health services.

Paul Taylor's 1975 "Esplanade" — a yet more exceptional classic — is also made up of walking, running, skidding, sliding, falling; its particular secret is the way it makes these movements heart-stoppingly spontaneous.

"Nowadays it more exceptional to be obscure," he said.

"The more exceptional performers are, the less we may learn from them," said Chengwei Liu, an assistant professor of strategy and behavioral science at the University of Warwick in Britain.

Beals was a good journalist but was more exceptional for who she was and what she did than for brilliant images.

"What makes this exhibition all the more special is the gathering of exceptional pieces that are rarely exhibited because of their sensitivity to light exposure and fragility," said Xavier Rey, curator of paintings at the Musée d'Orsay.