Sentence examples for regarded as exceptional from inspiring English sources
"It is also reassuring to note that the court has affirmed that to deny a remedy to a victim of a wrong should always be regarded as exceptional, and that any exception must be necessary and requires strict and cogent justification, which were not found to be present in this case".
Carbon nanotubes (CNTs) are regarded as exceptional reinforcements for polymers.
During the 19th century it was regarded as exceptional for the speed of its growth and the diversity of its population, yet its interior location supposedly made it a much more "typically American" city than New York.
Restless, William Boyd's ninth novel, is regarded as exceptional for being a graceful, gently-paced espionage story, full of twists, without any echoes of Ian Fleming or John Le Carré.
In the violent controversy generated by the removal, Elgin was denounced as a dishonest and rapacious vandal, notably by the poet Lord Byron, while the quality of his acquisitions, later regarded as exceptional, was questioned.
(2) Certain occupations, regarded as exceptional, the public interest attaching to which, recognized from earliest [p432] times, has survived the period of arbitrary laws by Parliament or Colonial legislatures for regulating all trades and callings.
As a freelance editor and writing mentor, I have seen what I regard as exceptional science fiction produced by women.
Most people would accept this consequence for what they regard as exceptional cases – such as vulnerable older people or physically disabled children.
Warburton is regarded as an exceptional case because he makes relatively few regional appearances.
But Mr. Bruno, a Republican, was regarded as an exceptional ally.
