Sentence examples for remains exceptional from inspiring English sources

His career record as a top three ODI batsman remains exceptional.

It remains exceptional, and in many ways it is as stubbornly defended against the outside world today as it was in 1917.

Though Laing's theory has been challenged since he proposed it in 1960, his perspective remains exceptional due to its profound empathy with the afflicted.

These processes create a preservation bias that may explain why Early Upper Palaeolithic finds in primary deposition context remains exceptional in the carbonate areas of central-western Portugal, and possibly elsewhere in the other places of Iberia.

In the age of Tony Blair, George Bush and other Western leaders favouring the war as an instrument of policy in defiance of legality and the international community, the example given by the postman's son was, and remains, exceptional.

Both in 2009 when it was new, and 2012 when it was given at the Proms, Gardner's Grimes was considered one of his and ENO's most significant achievements, and it remains exceptional, despite the controversies that surround Alden's staging.

While the Nexus 5 remains an exceptional handset at an exceptional price (more later), its biggest weakness is battery life and it requires gentle use to see you through an average working day.

Differences remain on whether or not HIV remains an exceptional condition that requires it to be treated differently than other treatable conditions.

But Larouz remains an exceptional figure.

The western Balkans remains an exceptional case.

It remains an exceptional example of a skyscraper being claimed by the masses, rather than by big business.