Sentence examples for unusually exceptional from inspiring English sources

Many debated whether the officer's actions were representative of police officers in general, or were just unusually exceptional.

Even if the melody is a little too good not to give it away, it's a return to form nonetheless, albeit one with an unusually exceptional pedigree.

With significant life experiences that were unusually exceptional added to his formal training, including that received at RISD, he now masterfully utilizes techniques to illustrate social issues, music and popular culture themes.

These include: Fly implies exceptional stylishness or unusually high achievement.

This is an exceptional unofficial portrait, unusually boldly painted, which creates a powerful effect of familiar and living likeness.

If a scandal is defined as something exceptional — as an unusually egregious display of political squalor that sooner or later involves prosecutors and indictments — then this one is as Republican as privatized Social Security.

Unusually well preserved and made with exceptional skill, it dates from the western Zhou period, from the 11th to 8th centuries B.C., and was probably unearthed in Shaanxi province in the recent past, Mr. Yu said.

Some of these exceptional weather events included unusually heavy rain and snow.

"The women's movement didn't really even have any traction until the '70s, and Peggy is still an exceptional person with an unusual job and unusually successful for where she is.

In particular, Octopus focuses on backing unusually talented teams — and Tania and her team are exceptional.

From out of this unusually gendered regional economy and the, linked, exceptional culture of rigorously promoted parental responsibilities emerged England's most popular affordable child-rearing manual.