Sentence examples for which exceptionally from inspiring English sources

In some systems there is a level above the local court, usually referred to as assize courts, in which exceptionally serious crimes, such as homicide, are tried.

Perhaps the lure of Hollywood was so strong that Minghella accepted to direct a fluffy romantic comedy, Mr Wonderful (1993), for which, exceptionally, he did not write the screenplay.

Perhaps the lure of Hollywood was so strong that Minghella agreed to direct a fluffy romantic comedy, Mr. Wonderful (1993), for which, exceptionally, he did not write the screenplay.

In fact, all of the evidence provided by the very careful forensic examination of the scene at the time – and the detailed review which, exceptionally, I have undertaken – supports the view that Dr Kelly died where he was found and from the causes determined.

We, therefore, hope that this work will not only provide an approach to obtain new superatoms by utilizing various Zintl polyanions as the central cores, but also offer new building blocks for cluster-assembled nanomaterials in which exceptionally strong reducing matters are required.

However, the planctomycete Gemmata obscuriglobus, which exceptionally synthesizes sterols, has an endocytosis-like protein uptake process [ 18], further supporting the hypothesis that sterols (or sterol-like molecules) are required for phagocytosis/endocytosis.

Given the student body at Stuyvesant, which is exceptionally diverse, and exceptionally brilliant, it's a little surprising that the subtitle of "Frontrunners" rings so true: "Even in High School, It's Politics as Usual".

Dutch licorice, which is exceptionally salty, is a popular candy.

The real sweetness, though, is in the staff, which is exceptionally warm and attentive.

Just as we promised, a story with loads of ingredients, all of which are exceptionally weird.

One reason for the growing resistance, he suggested, was misperceptions spread by "24," which was exceptionally popular with his students.