Sentence examples for though exceptional from inspiring English sources

But, though exceptional measures may be needed in time of recession, the level of UK public spending will have to fall, dramatically, along with the costs of employment, production and exports.

Though exceptional, it was not unique; in Italy during the 1860s Nikolay Nikolayevich Ge, a Russian painter of historical and scriptural themes, produced sketches with loose, expressive brushwork sometimes resembling Cézanne's.

Much more rarely and impressively, here, in Bach's biggest work, was a regular (though exceptional) church choir, singing where it sings every Sunday and providing most of the soloists.

And the iPad, though exceptional in performance and usability, is a little large and way too expensive to fit into the category.

Even though exceptional individuals may be able to remain virtuous at any apparent mortal cost, it follows from Leibniz's metaphysics that there is in fact no mortal price to pay for being virtuous.

The coin is catalogued at between $200 and $1,300, though exceptional specimens have sold for more.

Here, innocence is threatened but not corrupted; such purity, though, needs exceptional interpreters.

It is intriguing, though, that the exceptional, sedentary lifestyle of the staurozoa had evolved so early.

The two factors that make "Nearly Ninety" exceptional, though, remain the choreography and the performances.

This, though, was an exceptional case – where the size, age and wealth of the fanbase created a perfect market.

Even in the context of their own excellence, though, Barça were exceptional in that opening 20 minutes.