I'm learning more about coffee, and regularly meet exceptional people working on interesting projects of their own, including some of the best chefs and greatest culinary minds". Changing consumer minds based on longtime habits, however, hasn't been an overnight process.
President Obama regularly hailed exceptional Latino and other immigrants, even as the criminalization, mass incarceration, and deportation of so many were, if anything, being ramped up.
But his effect on these players is no fiction: under his direction, they regularly achieve the exceptional, regardless of repertory.
The Pope and other clergy must not become involved in secular affairs, regularly, but in exceptional circumstances, Ockham says, when no lay person is able or willing to take the lead in some matter necessary to the welfare of the Christian community, the Pope may intervene in secular matters.
In and out of the hospital, he dwindled, his mind wandered, he couldn't even concentrate enough to complain, except in exceptional moments on the Sundays Woody regularly devoted to him.
One of the major differences between being a collector and running a gallery, Mr. Mnuchin said, is the difficulty finding exceptional works regularly.
Tim Nandi-Williams and Reynold Lee-lo were exceptional and regularly beat the first man.
The bookkeeper trolls have allowed the Plaza Athenee's other room, the graceful Grill Relais Plaza, to remain open, and Chef Philippe Marc regularly turns out surprising and exceptional fare.
Yet even as they come to master such quotidian tasks, diplomats are regularly called upon to do exceptional things, such as negotiating peace.
Chamber-music concerts were instituted in London in 1672, and seem to have been exceptional for their time, for regularly established professional chamber-music groups did not emerge until about 1810, apparently first in Vienna.
The patient made exceptional progress and was followed regularly postoperatively (Fig. 5h k).
