Sentence examples for no longer exceptional from inspiring English sources

As Agamben also makes evident, this state of exception, in modernity, becomes the norm; it is no longer exceptional.

High, but no longer exceptional.

HUNDREDTH birthday parties, though still rare, are no longer exceptional.

Sweden, no longer exceptional, now has the same problem as almost every other European country.

Ward Just's America may still be naïve, but it is no longer exceptional.

In the West it is no longer exceptional for women such as Martine Aubry or Marine Le Pen to run for the highest office.

As other countries, notably in continental Europe, continue to liberalise their own economies, New Zealand's policies are no longer so exceptional.

But in the cutthroat subcompact segment, this is no longer so exceptional: Ten years ago, you were lucky if your sub-$15,000 car came with seats and a steering wheel.

De Mori proved as one-dimensional, predictable and sluggish as expected, and to the extent that even if Haye was struggling with ring-rust or his timing, or if at 35 his reflexes are no longer as exceptional as they once were, there was little the Australian could do to expose him.

Similarly, electing a female President means imagining new possibilities: that a woman might survive that gantlet of derision to hold power with confidence, without apology, to enlarge our notions of authority and hasten an age when a female President will no longer be exceptional.

Even Britain -- long an outlier -- would find that its role as a central EU member not in the Eurozone was no longer so exceptional, and a two-speed Europe -- always an idea more popular in the UK than elsewhere, would be a reality.