Sentence examples for there was something exceptional from inspiring English sources

There was something exceptional, certainly in Eisenach".

Even his club coach, Pep Guardiola, felt there was something exceptional about Espanyol's affection towards Iniesta.

"I realised there was something exceptional in his makeup, that his personality was able to convert his trade as itinerant performer into something far more intriguing," as he put it.

But even amid this bounty there is something exceptional about Matera.

It was a bit of a leap into the dark really because we hadn't seen him play, we sent one of our scouts down... to see him play in the last game before we signed him and then he comes up and says there's something exceptional here, we're maybe seeing something really special, and so we took the gamble.

There was something exceptional about that England side too.

There must be something exceptional, almost violently strong and not immediately accessible, if fashion is to be a force.

I opened it with excitement, sharing the common assumption that there must be something exceptional about such a book, especially when it is 944 pages long and the work of a little-known writer.

These findings are a corrective to the "uniqueness bias" [ 25], or assumption that there must be something exceptional and different about patient safety in low-income countries.

The question, when examining the Cast Lead operation in Gaza, was whether there was something different, something exceptional and intentional and, especially, a matter of policy and command direction, that either trapped or targeted large numbers of civilians, resulting in a human tragedy far beyond the horrible reality of the very fact of warfare.

It is something exceptional.