Sentence examples for which was exceptional from inspiring English sources

But today, Roberts set the pace with his putting, which was exceptional even for him.

Read persuaded his managers at the BBC that the programme had to be shot on film, which was exceptional for the time, as almost all television programmes were broadcast live from studios using electronic cameras.

"I believe that America is an exceptional nation, founded by exceptional statesmen, who drafted an exceptional declaration, which is universal in its application, but which was exceptional in its use as the definition of nationhood and as a starting point for the formation of a government," Mr. Harmer said.

Shaw's plays, like those of Oscar Wilde, contained incisive humour, which was exceptional among playwrights of the Victorian era; both authors are remembered for their comedy.

Most fruits and vegetables have from 0.1 to 2.0 percent fat, with the exception of avocados and olives, which are exceptional in their high fat content.

"Besides the food, which is exceptional, it seems like a place where families come together".

Aside from the circuit itself, which is exceptional — we compare it to Spa, or Monaco — there were moments with the public that were really exceptional.

That is the skill of Mr. Ghesquière's Balenciaga, which is exceptional in cut and fabric and is guaranteed to be on magazine front covers.

In addition, all have very long gestation periods; the hyrax's is seven to eight months, which is exceptional for a relatively small mammal.

Glenn Kotche's drumming, which is exceptional, jagged and sometimes arrhythmic, also disrupts your expectations, with beats that are just a bit off from what you're anticipating.

Robert Hurwitz, who has been Adams's producer at Nonesuch since 1985, told me that some of the records have sold upward of fifty thousand copies, which is exceptional for a classical release and altogether freakish for new music.