consider sb/sth exceptional
Frequency: 7.045.1 per million words
To believe or have the opinion that someone or something is of a very high standard.
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Examples (10)
- The teacher considers Jamie's performance truly exceptional.
- The critics considered her debut novel exceptional.
- The judging panel will consider any entry with a unique design exceptional.
- We have always considered their contribution to the project exceptional.
- His leadership skills were considered exceptional by the entire board.
- Do you consider this piece of art exceptional, or is it just average?
- Most experts in the field consider this discovery exceptional.
- I consider his talent for music absolutely exceptional.
- Even his rivals considered his strategic thinking exceptional.
- A museum would only consider an artifact of this quality exceptional.