Sentence examples for most exceptional was from inspiring English sources

The most exceptional was a plain, papaya-colored blouse worn with a neutral but tactile skirt.

But most exceptional is his bringing together of a variety of Jamaican and American accents, and not for polite conversations, but to enter into the most brutal and bloody conflicts.

Only the most exceptional individuals are willing to be virtuous and do the right thing at any mortal cost.

But when it comes to attention to detail, this year's most exceptional debut was the Falcon 7X, which made its first public flight.

Perhaps the most exceptional discovery was unearthed by my colleague Rollo Romig during a purge of our fact-checking library: This official guidebook to the 1939 world's fair ("World of Tomorrow") is an artifact in its own right, with a brittle old tape binding that's disintegrating, and yellowed pages covered in water stains.

Perhaps the most exceptional discovery was unearthed by my colleague Rollo Romig during a purge of our fact-checking library: [ image: /photos/5909537e019dfc3494e9e38f] This official guidebook to the 1939 world's fair ("World of Tomorrow") is an artifact in its own right, with a brittle old tape binding that's disintegrating, and yellowed pages covered in water stains.

GREG SKURA New York I have always felt that one of the Linney's most exceptional talents is her ability to be present on the stage, in films and on television.

One of the show's most exceptional ensembles is an all-black suit that belonged to the 16th-century commander Honda Tadakatsu and is especially notable for the large, three-pronged deer-horn helmet.

The most exceptional teas are "grands crus".

The design's most exceptional feature is the configuration of office towers surrounding the arena.

One of the most exceptional stories is that of Charaf Ait Taleb, 28, a Frenchman of Moroccan origin.