Sentence examples for quite exceptionally from inspiring English sources
"quite exceptionally" is a perfectly acceptable phrase in written English
You can use it when you want to emphasize the exceptional nature of something or someone. For example: "She handled the difficult situation quite exceptionally."
She's a quite exceptionally beautiful girl".
It was also quite exceptionally ample in volume.
But do be quite exceptionally open with, and grateful to, your current employer.
When he spoke at the Trades Union Congress the hall would always suddenly, and quite exceptionally, become quiet.
It is a quite exceptionally lovely bird, in a restrained palette of colours: an enchanting mixture of black, pure white and dove-grey.
Livesey's last major evening contribution – Bump Club – was a quite exceptionally badly thought-out piece of radio, with tone, time and presenter all wrong for the subject matter.
It seems to me almost illegal to have quite so many exceptionally gifted authors and illustrators under the one roof.
The script for the latest Lloyd Webber production has been written by Julian Fellowes, the creator of Downton Abbey, which means it will be quite jolly and also exceptionally pleased with itself.
But data collected from high IQ societies such as Mensa and Triple Nine —shows something quite different: People with exceptionally high IQs come from and fall into all walks of life, and are just as likely to be found managing a restaurant as they are theorizing about the early universe.
Their relationship goes well – except that if you watch Redmayne's exceptionally precise and quite brilliant performance closely, you will notice he gradually becomes more clumsy and less able to control his movements.
"The fact that they want to displace and get rid of people we here feel are exceptionally good citizens quite frankly just doesn't make any sense," said Mayor Jesse C. Woodring of Sunbury.
