Sentence examples for react exceptionally from inspiring English sources
Feef notes that the otherkin community tend to react "exceptionally well" to any piss-taking or abuse, adding that, unfortunately, trolls are to be expected; "Whenever people have something different about them, you're always going to find people wanting to make fun of them".
Thus, it is often presumed that because "strong thiol nucleophiles" react exceptionally well with "weak electrophiles," thiols must have a very expansive range of electrophile preference.
Thomas Vermaelen, who will miss the quarter-final with Wales after being booked, reacted exceptionally to stop Adam Szalai heading in a Balazs Dzsudzsak cross and they came closer when Thibaut Courtois acrobatically saved a deflected drive from Adam Pinter.
And we create rather than react to trends suiting men in particular markets and areas across the U.S. As we've seen, men respond exceptionally well to fewer variables, fewer options, and better story.
In the art world, which is a bullshit and nonsensical phrase that we all use without any actual thought, it's exceptionally easy to casually react to things that we think suck.
The EU-UNICEF partnership has been able to react quickly, delivering lifesaving supplies to those most in need even when logistics are exceptionally challenging," said ECHO Director-General Claus H. Sorensen.
For a country with an exceptionally homogeneous population and a long history of net emigration, Ireland reacted adroitly to the hordes of outside job seekers that its boom attracted.
Had he reacted entirely calmly after Max Verstappen failed to give back the place Vettel believed he had earned, it would have been exceptionally unemotional and hugely dull.
