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exceptional
1. exceptional and intimate communion with Him,
2. Using his exceptional brilliance, which unfortunately everyone had to admit he had or they would hear about it for days, Ackers tended to put on an air of entitlement
3. And a strange coincidence: In the very next lesson at Janus, Alexander will speak about the awareness of time and space! Does he really have exceptional psychic powers?
4. And yet, they felt compelled to tell old Ted that, after all, it was an exceptional summer and everyone’s tomatoes had turned out pretty well
5. These ordinary people cringed and winced as the experts subjected them to crushing and horribly patronising witticisms, The ultimate aim of this personal degradation was focussed on one thing; to single out only the most exceptional talents, while ensuring that the audience at home was vicariously thrilled and titillated by the humiliation of those who failed
6. Annie sighed, stuck her hands in her coat pockets and followed her brother along Barlow Moor Road towards the offices of Dawson, Dawson & Dawson, chosen by their father in happier times because he could always be sure of remembering the name of his solicitor when exceptional circumstances required the expertise of a legal beagle
7. Although he was not an exceptional swordsman, (her preference), his record indicated that he was a crack shot with a laser pistol
8. Exceptional organizational skills and a deductive mind that rivaled most were his best traits
9. felt compelled to tell old Ted that, after all, it was an exceptional
10. exceptional talents, while ensuring that the audience at home was
11. The reason they monitor these tests is to discover children with exceptional
12. and the one who made it was an exceptional
13. It is a very scalable business model that can have exceptional
14. exceptional men? No matter how irritating, their sojourn had been the most enjoyable thing to come into her life in years
15. We’ve only been treated with the utmost respect and your hospitality has been exceptional; we lack nothing at all
16. The king was looking on, his hand supporting his chin and a slight smile on his lips, seemingly very interested in this young woman of exceptional beauty
17. Well, Galileo Galilei (1564-1642, an astronomer, philosopher, mathematician, physicist, NFL quarterback—yeah, you know how it goes with these kinds of exceptional dudes), who was known by many as the Father of Modern Astronomy (Hey, Dad!), unfortunately made a huge mistake at the wrong time in the wrong place
18. It’s still in exceptional condition!”
19. I’ve known Zarko since he was a baby and he has grown up to become an exceptional citizen of Babylon, in whose hand I can entrust my life
20. A ship full of humans never sounded very appealing, but out here was something exceptional
21. “This is an exceptional situation, Mom
22. Immortals had exceptional hearing though the noise of the crowd was building and added to the music and singing
23. Adem wondered then how exceptional their hearing was
24. Bosco, that Longleaf is an exceptional fighter
25. Presidents as being very exceptional men
26. He remarked about the exceptional taste today though
27. It (MR) advances the proposition that no single value (or moral) is exceptional in itself; that is to say, (conventional) moral or ethical assumptions do not properly reflect objective or universal truths, and concludes with (N) rejecting moral authority altogether
28. High Achievement is the result of hard work and (exceptional) effort, a product of the choices we make, or don‘t make, for that matter; not of group expressions; within groups, (however), there must necessarily emerge exceptional talents exceeding the normative standards of each group
29. results; superseding a rewards-based system predicated on the exceptional achievements of Individuals
30. Individuals who have grown accustomed to such ―favors‖, let‘s refer to them as tributes, will often take a rather dim view of exceptional or enterprising talents conveniently perceived as the personification of ―greed‖ incarnate; mobilizing, for their own personal ‖needs‖, resources that might otherwise serve the interests of people truly in need of assistance at the expense of other individuals who would rather manage their own affairs
31. Arrogance, the off-spring of Low Esteem, is (fortunately) balanced, however, by the professional demeanor of other (exceptional) athletes with little or nothing to prove, whose quiet tenor, and business like attitude, free of pretentious designs and excessive self-regard; that is to say, individuals who are comfortable with themselves and in themselves, who feel that they have nothing to prove and are (generally) less likely to be influenced by money and glamour; speaks volumes about the fundamental character of an emotional secure individual
32. rather than the outcome of some native ―deficiency‖ or lack of exceptional talent, although such (estimable) qualities have
33. …rejecting the notion that virtue or (goodness) is an applied rather than a natural condition…that the will toward moral excellence or (goodness) is not (necessarily) assigned by (formal) conventions…(although a society scripted in exceptional manners would likely encourage lofty manners)…that seeks its (own) goodness for its (own) sake… rather than goodness‘ sake…(that nevertheless offers its own special rewards)…that, notwithstanding, would (equally) satisfy universal sentiments…and that a society, however primitive or advanced, seeks its own goodness because it is considered good for that society to do so…that it naturally follows its (own) immanent understanding of what is good, whatever its form, to begin with…setting aside, for the moment, such advantages that might otherwise accrue to that society…(and) that…such goodness, however, should never be confused with eternal standards of goodness or (moral excellence) that naturally evolve in communion with Humankind‘s (inherently) perfectible nature, that, properly informed, provides meaning and (further) insight and guidance into the essential nature of things or ideas or what it meant by ―Good‖…
34. A number of (politically) prominent individuals have achieved historical repute for their providential and skillful management of exceptional events that defined their tenure in (public) office notwithstanding the reluctance of some who were neither willing or able to meet the extraordinary challenges that confronted them; provoked to action, however, by the enlightened examples of others before taking formal or appropriate action in response to such events
35. Given our unique personalities, it goes without saying that each of us is a special, not to be confused with exceptional, somebody and not just an everybody
36. It is but a small part and though important it is only fought in exceptional circumstances
37. Women sought, instead, an equal partnership with men without undermining the essential characteristics that typically separate men from women; each exceptional in his or her own peculiar manner
38. The Republican Establishment, hampered over the years by its high-brow demeanor and perceived indifference to common causes, has squandered an exceptional opportunity to set the political tone over the coming generation; assisted in large measure by the (self) destructive tendencies of Democrats who continue steering further away from popular mainstream opinion(s)
39. Animals are exceptional creatures; they are always trying to communicate with
40. Animals are exceptional creatures; they are always trying to communicate with you
41. The Syclers might have stopped eating one another, except in exceptional circumstances, but the eggs Lexi developed produced a Queen and it was this Queen that laid the eggs that killed Fin on the beach
42. Had I based my expectations solely on the merit of what I’d been led to believe, brutal torture would have been the order of the day, instead of a lavish, gourmet banquet that seemed impossibly exceptional by any standards
43. Those of the Agogeia students who were energetic, athletic students, and showed exceptional stamina and strength; those who exemplified martial prowess both with blade and bare hands, those who were blessed with possessing a sharp and decisive mind, those having proven their faith to be unfailing with a stone-hard dedication to the Pantheon, those were in the end chosen as fit for service in the Army
44. Because he was deemed an exceptional strategist and a peerless tactician, he was once more asked to lead the armies that would enlighten Urfall, instead of being stripped of office and rank and live on the streets as a beggar
45. He’d lived honestly and died honorably: an exceptional man
46. How could he do that from all that distance? He was an exceptional logistics officer, very capable at handling personnel and men via manifests and report forms, but his communication skills were somewhat sub-par
47. Only on a few exceptional occasions he stayed in one place for more
48. Where will this latter-day attempt end up? In another unremembered ash heap of history, where all others have, or seem to be in the process of going? Or, can we do better this time? Will we be able to shift to a mind-over-matter attitude in time to alter the course of history so it needs not repeat itself again? Can we rise from out of the usual to become another kind of exceptional? It appears that only time will tell, but time, once again, is of the essence!
49. Greatness occurs when exceptional thinking is brought forth to reality consistently through action
50. He was an exceptional student and topped out his law exams