Sentence examples for was considered exceptionally from inspiring English sources

Nice-Matin has been flooded with letters in defence of the dog, which had taken part in several guard dog competitions and was considered exceptionally obedient.

Still, the pool of Broadway competitors was considered exceptionally strong with new plays and musicals outnumbering the revivals that sometimes dominate the stage season.

A Bernese mountain dog, Hannibal was considered exceptionally handsome even by the high standards of this good-looking breed.

However, the results of these trials were disputed, mainly because the reported bleeding risk for control patients in some studies was considered exceptionally high and treatment of acute variceal bleeding episodes was not the same for the two treatment groups [ 1, 13].

"It's a very good job reviewing the applicants and two were considered exceptionally good.

Elegant and precise, these houses are considered exceptionally fine examples of the International Style.

For non-legal laymen, having possession of the other side's legal work is considered exceptionally bad form, akin to a doctor groping a patient.

It is considered exceptionally vulnerable in the North Atlantic, where scientists have recommended all landings be reduced by at least two-thirds to prevent overfishing.

But one study of Catholics who go to church regularly showed that only 6percentt went to confession monthly and only 1percentt more often than that, rates that would have been considered exceptionally low several decades ago.

He pointed out in his Perspectives piece that Vice President Al Gore, Gov. George W. Bush of Texas and former Senator Bill Bradley all scored just middling-well on the verbal portion of the College Boards, yet all, he said, would be considered exceptionally successful Americans.

The city is considered exceptionally safe by any measure.