Sentence examples for so exceptionally from inspiring English sources

"His work is so exceptionally good, I rarely had any notes.

But the top players' ratings are so exceptionally close, he is just the first among true equals.

It's really, really hard -- though theoretically not impossible -- to enjoy seeing this 40-year-old athlete play so exceptionally well.

And yet the criticism, like the admiration, has never addressed the mystery of the talks' success: why TED has grown so exceptionally popular, and so quickly.

"I think this model is so rich and fits the Dean campaign so exceptionally well that it would be crazy not to use it elsewhere," she said.

It is instantly clear as to why sand cake is thus called: the crumb is so exceptionally fine that the weight of a fork almost falls straight through.

It seems to me almost illegal to have quite so many exceptionally gifted authors and illustrators under the one roof.

By Richard Brody April 3, 2017 Quantity and quality don't always coincide, but they tend to do so with exceptionally talented filmmakers.

Normal faunas are dominated by the soft-bodied organisms we knew were missing, so these exceptionally well-preserved fossils have filled in much of the missing picture".

"We have also invested £84m so that exceptionally talented young musicians and dancers from low income families can benefit from specialist education and training".

So instead, ExceptionAlly has focused on going directly to parents, who, confidently and well-armed, can take their case to the school on their own.