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Sentences starting with exceedingly

Exceedingly dangerous these sons of the desert are. [5]
Exceedingly well is not too strong a phrase, since the official statistics show that in four years you have sold twice as many volumes of my venerable books as my contract with my publishers bound you and them to sell in five years. [5]

Sentences ending with exceedingly

The balance of your letter, I say, pleases me exceedingly. [5]
He had no sooner adopted this resolution, than he conveyed as much honesty into his face as it was capable of expressing, and sympathised with Mr Swiveller exceedingly. [12]
It got no pay, the treasury was getting empty, it was becoming impossible to feed it; under pressure of privation it began to fall apart and disperse--which pleased the trifling court exceedingly. [5]
She accompanied a large party on the railroad cars to Jacksonville last Monday, and on her return spoke, so that I heard of it, of having enjoyed the trip exceedingly. [7]
Yet once again I saw the trees, and flocks of pigeons and waving fields, and I was hungry and thirsty, and longed exceedingly. [11]
It was an honor that came to him as a sort of laurel crown at the end of a great career, and gratified him exceedingly. [5]
Certainly the friendship between the single gentleman and Mr Garland was not suffered to cool, but had a rapid growth and flourished exceedingly. [12]

Short sentences using exceedingly

Some days exceedingly so. [4]
It is exceedingly discouraging. [7]
Oh exceedingly good! [12]

Sentences containing exceedingly two or more times

It is exceedingly strange that these tremendous events all happened in grottoes--and exceedingly fortunate, likewise, because the strongest houses must crumble to ruin in time, but a grotto in the living rock will last forever. [5]

More example sentences with the word exceedingly in them

The letter was written in a very lively and exceedingly familiar vein. [6]
Time,' said Mr Witherden, pulling out his watch, 'in a business like this, is exceedingly precious. [12]
As, during the whole pepper-harvest, they feed exclusively on this stimulant, they become exceedingly irritable. [6]
Along the streets were places of torment and torture exceedingly ingenious and disagreeable. [4]
His book is well written and is exceedingly entertaining, and so it just barely escaped being quite valuable also. [5]
No doubt, if we had now known her for the first time, we should have admired her exceedingly, and probably have accounted her thrice happy in filling so well her brilliant position. [4]
Le charmant Hippolyte was surprising by his extraordinary resemblance to his beautiful sister, but yet more by the fact that in spite of this resemblance he was exceedingly ugly. [2]
Mr. Henry Brierly was exceedingly busy in New York, so he wrote Col. [5]
I am responsible to the Third House only, and I hope to be permitted to make it exceedingly warm for that body, without caring whether the sympathies of the public and the Church be enlisted in their favor, and against myself, or not. [5]
Dr. Woodville, Physician to the Small-Pox and Inoculation Hospital in London, found it improbable, and exceedingly inconvenient to himself, that cow pox should prevent small-pox; but Dr. Jenner took the liberty to prove the fact, notwithstanding. [3]
Their reason for this is exceedingly sensible, and I recommend it to the aristocracy of Europe: They say it is easy to know who a man's mother was, but, etc., etc. [5]
The state of things on the staff had of late been exceedingly strained. [2]
Old Dr. Ewing, the rector of St. Anne's, while conceding that no better or more charitable woman existed, found it so exceedingly difficult to talk to her, on the subject of religion that he had never tried it but once. [9]
He always dominated the places easiest of assault, and flung down exceedingly troublesome big stones which smashed men and ladders both --then he would near burst himself with laughing over what he had done. [5]
All that July the old prince was exceedingly active and even animated. [2]
And then said the Friend: "I'm exceedingly grateful to you besides. [4]
He remained about the farm for some months, but got exceedingly thin, and complained that he could not rest or eat, that his wife's spirit was haunting him, because he had not taken a life for hers. [1]
If it met the approbation of our good friends in Massachusetts, I shall be exceedingly gratified, while I hope it will meet the approbation of friends everywhere. [7]
The Report shows that the travelers moved in exceedingly small groups --twos, threes, fours, as a rule; a party with a dozen in it was rare. [5]
It is said that the Margravine would give herself up to debauchery and exceedingly fast living for several months at a time, and then retire to this miserable wooden den and spend a few months in repenting and getting ready for another good time. [5]
If he violates that parole, he can be remanded to the reformatory, and it will be exceedingly difficult for him to get another parole. [4]
The subject of that letter is exceedingly painful to me, and I cannot but think there is some mistake in your impression of the motives of the old men. [7]
I should insist that it would be exceedingly wrong in us to deny to Virginia the right to enact oyster laws, where they have oysters, because we want no such laws here. [7]
I only add that I shall be gratified exceedingly if the good people of the State shall, by their votes, ratify the new constitution. [7]
In connection with that beloved anniversary connected with the history of this country, I have already gone through one exceedingly interesting scene this morning in the ceremonies at Philadelphia. [7]
Dr. Hodge remarks that "the frequency and importance of this singular circumstance (that the disease is occasionally more prevalent with one practitioner than another) has been exceedingly overrated. [3]
We canvassed the subject awhile and then concluded it was a ruse, and that the Indians had some better reason for leaving in a hurry than fears of a flood in such an exceedingly dry time. [5]
Did it ever strike you that the Celebrity had some exceedingly fine qualities? [9]
Next, troops in splendid uniforms, red, gold, and white, exceedingly showy. [5]
My client, in spite of the ominous condition of his opal, was not slow to make his intentions exceedingly clear. [9]
Travels form a species of literary production in which great classics are exceedingly rare. [4]
It certainly does sound exceedingly easy; but it isn't. [5]
Concerts of this sort, generally with more popular music and a considerable dash of Wagner, in whom the Munichers believe, take place every night in several cafes; while comic singing, some of it exceedingly well done, can be heard in others. [4]
We have seene some use mantells made both of Turkey feathers, and other fowle, so prettily wrought and woven with threeds, that nothing could be discerned but the feathers, which were exceedingly warme and very handsome. [4]
But I have seen exceedingly choice chunks from that shaft. [5]
I have just seen a despatch of Grant, of 11 P.M., May 23, on the North Anna and partly across it, which ends as follows: "Everything looks exceedingly favorable for us. [7]
Letters are exceedingly scarce through all this period. [5]
The Young Lady said it was exceedingly difficult to write the next two lines, because not only rhyme but meaning had to be procured. [4]
In the dining room, which like all the rooms in the house was exceedingly lofty, the members of the household and the footmen--one behind each chair--stood waiting for the prince to enter. [2]
It is exceedingly prolific, and has enormous stalks. [4]
My friend, the Professor, settled an important historical and financial question once by the aid of an exceedingly minute fragment of a similar document. [6]
Is that irresistible power, which for fifty years has shaken the government and agitated the people, to be stifled and subdued by pretending that it is an exceedingly simple thing, and we ought not to talk about it? [7]
He became exceedingly popular, and much looked up to; for one of the first things he did was to forsake his worldly way of life, and throw all his energies into religion. [5]
Part of it pleased me exceedingly, and part of it didn't. [5]
We talked together pleasantly on various subjects for an hour, perhaps, and I found him exceedingly intelligent and entertaining. [5]
With a long overcoat on his exceedingly stout, round-shouldered body, with uncovered white head and puffy face showing the white ball of the eye he had lost, Kutuzov walked with plunging, swaying gait into the crowd and stopped behind the priest. [2]
When a great orator makes a great speech you are listening to ten centuries and ten thousand men--but we call it his speech, and really some exceedingly small portion of it is his. [5]
After a knock or two here, the door opened a crack, disclosing, instead of General Doby's cherubic countenance, a sallow face with an exceedingly pointed nose. [9]
Now that hits only a few of us, I grant--just the upper crust only--but it hits exceedingly hard. [5]
The life of one with great possessions and corresponding responsibilities may be full of complexity; the subject of literary art may be exceedingly complex; but we do not set complexity over against simplicity. [4]
The main object of that forgery at that time was to beat Yates and elect Harris to Congress, and that object was known to be exceedingly dear to Judge Douglas at that time. [7]
The further study of it will be exceedingly interesting. [5]
The Derby day of 1834 was exceedingly windy and dusty. [6]
A few words now to Republicans: It is exceedingly desirable that all parts of this great confederacy shall be at peace and in harmony one with another. [7]
That lady may not have changed her opinion about Carmen, but she was good-natured and infected by the incoming social tolerance; and as to Henderson, she declared that he was an exceedingly well-bred man, and she did not believe half the stories about him. [4]
The gold is not evenly distributed through the surface dirt, as in ordinary placer mines, but is collected in little spots, and they are very wide apart and exceedingly hard to find, but when you do find one you reap a rich and sudden harvest. [5]
The meal finished, Nell assisted to wash the cups and saucers, and put them in their proper places, and these household duties performed, Mrs Jarley arrayed herself in an exceedingly bright shawl for the purpose of making a progress through the streets of the town. [12]
Suppose you take my word for it, that it is exceedingly jolly. [5]
Before the reading Mr. Clemens said: I feel exceedingly surreptitious in coming down here without an announcement of any kind. [5]
He heard that most of the company liked exceedingly well the notion, but no reply came to his overture. [4]
There is exceedingly mild porter, sir, in the immediate vicinity, and the contingent advantages are extraordinary. [12]
The Australian genus Menura, however, must be excepted; for the Menura Alberti, which is about the size of a half-grown turkey, not only mocks other birds, but "its own whistle is exceedingly beautiful and varied. [1]
I think I may say, without flattering you, that you have done exceedingly well by me. [5]
Because of the many surreptitious and anonymous printings it is exceedingly difficult, if not impossible, to compile a complete bibliography. [5]
These now trudged manfully forward, smoking their pipes with outrageous vigor, so as to raise the awful cloud that has been mentioned, but marching exceedingly slow, being short of leg, and of great rotundity in the belt. [4]
He was a man of exceedingly strong character, bold, powerful, persuasive. [11]
The process of making sugar is exceedingly interesting. [5]
It might have made her exceedingly morbid, aside from its effect of paralyzing her self-confidence and power of initiation, had it not been for the exceptionally strong and cheerful nature of her companion. [4]
Every remark he made delighted his hearers and compelled their applause; he overheard people say he was exceedingly bright--they were chiefly mammas and marriageable young ladies. [5]
Some of them looked exceedingly well--there were beauties in those days as there were giants in Old Testament times. [4]
We took a long afternoon walk, and soon found out that that exceedingly white town was built of blocks of white coral. [5]
In the meantime let it be understood I am not greatly dissatisfied,--I wish the offer had been so bestowed as to encourage our friends in future contests, and I regret exceedingly Mr. Edwards' feelings towards me. [7]
The parting between Laura and her mother was exceedingly painful to both. [5]
I do not know any more truly realistic pictures of certain aspects of New England life than are to be found in Judd's "Margaret," wherein are depicted exceedingly pinched and ignoble social conditions. [4]
Shorter was a jovial gentleman in loose-fitting clothes, and he was exceedingly glad to meet Mr. Cuthbert's friend. [9]
Just outside of it, on the tree-dotted slope of a long hill, was a modern brick building, exceedingly practical in appearance, surrounded by spacious grounds enclosed in a paling fence. [9]
A Moslem grave is usually roughly plastered over and whitewashed, and has at one end an upright projection which is shaped into exceedingly rude attempts at ornamentation. [5]
The summer weather is exceedingly uncertain on all these North Carolina mountains; they are apt at any moment to be enveloped in mist; and it would rather rain on them than not. [4]
It is exceedingly important that we have men at the beginning capable of thinking as white men, and not those who have been systematically oppressed. [7]
If so, their idea of means to preserve the object of their great affection would seem to be exceedingly thin and airy. [7]
It was a huge vehicle, roomy, as easy in its motion as a palanquin, and exceedingly comfortable. [5]
Don't you know how apt he is, how exceedingly anxious he is at all times, to seize upon anything and everything to persuade you that something he has done you did yourselves? [7]
Tracy was a hero now, and exceedingly popular. [5]
Though exceedingly tired, he was yet loath to yield to lassitude, but this night it was not from listening, watchful vigilance; it was from a desire to realize his position. [13]
Ah, a beggar has to have exceedingly good points to make a living in Constantinople. [5]
When Marion shook hands with Captain Vidall she had herself exceedingly well under control. [11]
Then a clerk had brought the money to me in person, and had been exceedingly polite, even going so far as to precede me to the door and holding it open for me and bow me out as if I had been a distinguished personage. [5]
Some of their guesses and remarks were exceedingly ingenious; and their general observations on other subjects were excellent in their way, and could hardly have been better if they had been made by the job. [4]
Five of these great thoroughfares radiate from one ample centre--a centre which is exceedingly well adapted to the accommodation of heavy artillery. [5]
He was exceedingly grave, but he was even more pitiful. [4]
It was exceedingly gratifying, as we spread the news of the recovered property that afternoon at every house on our way to the Toe, to see what pleasure it gave. [4]
He was evidently good, and sweet, and lovable, and guileless; and so it was exceedingly painful to see him stand there, as serene as a graven image, and deliver himself of answers which were veritably miraculous for stupidity and ignorance. [5]
They take exceedingly good care of their rivers in Switzerland and other portions of Europe. [5]
The waters of Genessaret are of an exceedingly mild blue, even from a high elevation and a distance of five miles. [5]
From the street front to the vegetable garden in the extreme rear it was exceedingly long, and perhaps for propriety's sake--Hilary Vane lived at one end of it and Euphrasia at the other. [9]
But the gentleman from Georgia further says we have deserted all our principles, and taken shelter under General Taylor's military coat-tail, and he seems to think this is exceedingly degrading. [7]
I have never forgotten what happened when Sydney Smith--who, as everybody knows, was an exceedingly sensible man, and a gentleman, every inch of him--ventured to preach a sermon on the Duties of Royalty. [6]
They had waffles for supper,--of which I had been exceedingly fond, but now I saw them disappear without a sigh. [4]
This morning, as for some days past, it seems exceedingly probable that this administration will not be re-elected. [7]
It is impossible for me to refuse her any thing, and so I was fool enough to swear a horrible oath that I would not try to see her till she was reunited to her tall solemn sister, of whom I am exceedingly afraid. [10]

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