Sentence examples for something truly exceptional from inspiring English sources

All of it would be justified if the food was something truly exceptional, but it really isn't.

In the 19th and early 20th centuries, when many of luxury's founding fathers first set up shop, paying more money meant getting something truly exceptional.

And honours ought to be for people doing something truly exceptional, not their jobs – even if their jobs are in government.

Anyone who has turned out at these gatherings – and seen how all kinds of different people, megaphone in hand, are putting forward ideas about how to improve the world – will have seen that something truly exceptional is happening in Madrid.

Occasionally he will make something truly exceptional: Under the Sand, starring Charlotte Rampling as a woman falling apart after the disappearance of her husband, was rightly considered a masterpiece by the late Ingmar Bergman.

But even amid stiff competition, the things Bert did with a guitar – and the apparent insouciant ease with which he did them – marked him out as something truly exceptional.

In his landmark book Outliers: The Story of Success, Gladwell looks at why certain people are successful and postulates that, among other things, a combination of circumstances and the ability to become expert at something produces truly exceptional people and ideas.

BO: There a wide range of end markets, but one core premise at Accel is that it's not just about building a good business but trying to find something that can be truly exceptional and break out.

Casserly says teams want their special-teams players to have more than one skill, but if that player is truly exceptional at something like kick returns, they may take a chance.

David Coulthard on Lewis Hamilton: "The drivers who are truly exceptional have something extra.

Certainly, financial aid for out-of-state undergraduates should end except in truly exceptional cases.