Sentence examples for rather exceptionally from inspiring English sources
All the same, ripples of controversy have spread over the casting of a rather exceptionally abled man to play someone severely disabled.
For example, they point to Sonia Sotomayor, who rather exceptionally bootstrapped her way out of urban poverty to become a Supreme Court judge.But that is not helpful.
By the Court's logic, a rather exceptionally assertive jury would have to question the judge at least twice and maybe more on precisely the same topic before one could find it no more than "reasonably likely" that the jury was confused.
Historians have also largely agreed that Pedro II's reign was not merely benign, but rather, exceptionally constructive and progressive.
Intriguingly, and rather exceptionally, the main element of the SI system in Hemerocallis acts very late.
These allelic "imprints" are acquired in either the sperm or the oocyte and, rather exceptionally, are resistant to the global waves of DNA demethylation and de novo methylation that occur during the early stages of development.
However, after testing the thermal tolerance of coral from these distinct thermal environments, I show that they do not differ as expected but rather exhibit exceptionally high overall thermal tolerance.
I've had this inexplicable love affair with Tahiti for as long as I can recall, it's not so much the infamous waves at Teahupo'o or the beautiful coral reefs, rather the exceptionally sensual Tahitian people and their historical lore.
In such a scenario, the ice-sheet inception, driven by ice-albedo feedbacks, may have resulted from a dearth of exceptionally warm rather than a ubiquity of exceptionally cool summers38.
Among these three networks, the AP/MS-Combined protein complex network represents a rather unusual case with exceptionally high clustering coefficient (Table 1).
"The store sets out to promote 'beautiful books' and, upon entering it, you are led into room upon room – or rather world upon world – of exceptionally presented books".
