Sentence examples for so exceptional that from inspiring English sources

The ancient site is so exceptional that visitors will come here anyway.

"But not so exceptional that they undermine our law and our values".

The monarchs' epic migration is so exceptional that scientists have called it an "endangered biological phenomenon".

I can't believe I'm caught up in something so exceptional that I've become someone worth interviewing.

She insisted: "It is so exceptional that it will not undermine the fundamental nature of the scheme".

Until quite recently Americans believed their democracy was so exceptional that they had nothing to learn from other countries.

America's new normal may well be that it is not so exceptional anymore — that it may be discovering the limits of its economic dynamism, just as Europe did decades ago.

Still, I know, in reading this essay, there will be some people eager to point out that many old people are not so exceptional and that their canes and walkers are signs of impingement, not freedom.

It is so exceptional today that de Beers and other diamond cutters from Israel and Antwerp have opened workshops there".

Jean was a warm, nurturing and loving mother, motherin-law, and grandmother, but what made her so exceptional was that she extended these qualities to so many other people all over the world.

And the famous women who do dare to age at all – and beautifully so – are breathlessly glorified as possessing a talent so exceptional – so perfect – that it allowed them to transcend their own decaying forms.