Sentence examples for no matter how exceptional from inspiring English sources
A swimmer's performance at the Trials is his or her sole route to the U.S. Olympic team — the sport's highest glory — and, no matter how exceptional that swimmer's recent record, Olympic spots are promised to only the first two finishers in each event final.
The county that continues to monitor and re-arrest Lamar McDonald will continue to assess high bail amounts for him because they know Holmes will pay them (no matter how insane), creating exceptional revenue for the county in return.
That willingness to do whatever it took to bring Stuart Craig's exceptional production designs to life no matter how painstaking the task is central to the new film's success as well.
Slade is trying to steel himself for another day as a captive to his exceptional mind, which he can't seem to confuse with alcohol, no matter how much he drinks.
Likewise, the fact that doctors can, in exceptional circumstances, refuse to treat patients does not necessarily entail a moral wrong, no matter how serious the consequences to the abandoned patients.
What's more, he added, each wine selected for auction was "in exceptional condition" and could still be "appreciated as Champagne, which means complete with fruit and fizz, no matter how old".
An exceptional outcome, whether it's an English breakfast or a PhD thesis, is difficult to achieve with average ingredients, no matter how hard you try.
No matter what, no matter how.
"No matter how hard you try".
No matter how old you are.
