Sentence examples for puts exceptional from inspiring English sources

The script, by Ken Nolan and Eric Warren Singer, puts exceptional emphasis on Eric and Brendan's personal lives.

The super-star may indeed bring in revenue which he does not get compensated for by the university, but he does get the exposure and training necessary to secure a valuable professional contract.True, having a full time job of being an athlete and student puts exceptional demands upon the athletes, and the education does not provide much to the super-star athletes.

In May, Google unveiled a plan to invest in computer science teachers via the Teach First charity, which puts "exceptional" graduates on a six-week training programme before deploying them to schools where they teach for a two-year period.

The company has struggled to gain a foothold with its Lumia phones, and has decided that putting exceptional photos and video capability in its latest phone will be enough to change its fortunes.

RM: I think there's an element, when you have companies, because they've grown fast, they haven't put exceptional rigor into the kind of business metrics that they operate to, and frankly, it can be easier to just stay private.

If you put exceptional effort into making your customers happy or if you are willing to customize your work, customers may determine that shopping with you is a more valuable experience overall than shopping with someone else.

Mr. Gilbert is at his best when he puts his exceptional technique and musical insight at the service of a demanding score, as he did here.

On the one hand, they are excluded and put into exceptional places, which have been legally developed to house this particular group and not citizens.

Pink balloons would soon float down, but first, awards for music teachers who had put in exceptional effort, out of all those giving up their free time.

The Italian Boretti group, owners of the La Rinascente stores, also has put an exceptional retail collaboration at the heart of the refurbished interior.

This is put to exceptional effect in the self-portraits, of course, but also in the late parables and legends, particularly the version of Lucretia from Washington.