exceptionality

Someone average in his exceptionality, if you see what I mean.

Her research interests are in mathematics education, gender, affect, and exceptionality.

Should the royal family continue as it is, a symbol of Britain's glorious past and its present exceptionality?

For Kellogg, the process of awakening to cetacean exceptionality was a grisly one.

Twice exceptionality often shows up in school.

Its exceptionality is attested by the rigorous standards with which it must comply in order to continue as an academic facility.

At every turn the successful teacher strives to capitalise on the child's exceptionality, to turn difficulty into opportunity.

Tichy managed to give this banality a feeling of exceptionality and rarity.

Psychological perspectives on childhood exceptionality: A Handbook.

There is no clear-cut profile of twice-exceptional children because the nature and causes of twice exceptionality are so varied.

In many cases their only claim to exceptionality is their abnormal gullibility and extraordinary capacity for self-delusion.

As he saw it, the "Tired American Businessman" wielded power not through his exceptionality, but through militant normalcy.

At the undergraduate level, the School of Education offers programs in general education from pre-K through high school, bilingual education, and exceptionality.

Georgia and North Carolina did not review special education records of children whose only exceptionality was speech and language impairment (SLI).

According to the argument of Latin American Exceptionality, a social history of intermarriage and mixing of the races is unique to Latina America.

The Subject of Murder: Gender, Exceptionality, and the Modern Killer (Chicago University Press, 2013)

They didn't need prompting: you see, they really did think it was possible, likely, certain that money and fame had fingered them, that exceptionality had singled them out.

In Italian heraldry terms such as per inchiesta are used in the blazons of the extremely rare violations of the rule, to acknowledge their exceptionality or impropriety.

So we based our claim on the exceptionality of Israel, in terms of the affliction suffered by its people and in terms of our historical and spiritual lineage.

The entry into the EU in some ways turned a page in Swedish history and could be seen as signifying the end of Swedish exceptionality and neutrality.

In these new threats, as during the time of the Third Reich, are the same contempt for human life and the same claims of exceptionality and diktat in the world."

After the first couple tracks, Reckless declines in the areas of exceptionality, and the few bright spots scattered throughout the project aren't quite enough to save the album from the 'ordinary' category.

The first convent of Mexico, Our Lady of the Conception, sheltered some descendants of Moctezuma, but this was due to their exceptionality, and the situation was never repeated.

Many countries of all kinds have claimed exceptionality, including the modern United States, Britain, India, Imperial Japan, Iran, Spain, the USSR, North Korea, France and Germany.

This is why the Soviet Union insisted on the legal exceptionality of the two islands in its negotiations with China during the late 1980s, while strengthening its de facto control of these islands".