0 ordinary, not exceptional:
He was a hard-working, if unexceptional, student.
Neither unexceptional older people nor those resident in care-homes were invited to its sessions, where their views might not have been welcome.
He was, nevertheless, a man of reasonable though unexceptional ability - by no means a pitiful nonentity like the second earl.
Under another dispensation, such effects are omnipresent to the point of being unexceptional, and rarely worth dwelling on in detail.
To urban historians the observation might seem unexceptional, even banal.
Thus, in both cases, we see a phonological process which is morphologically unexceptional, delivered by a theory which has ordered rules and derivations.
This may seem unexceptional because this is the usual way of proceeding.
All of this is relatively unexceptional and likely to meet little resistance.
Much of it is unexceptional and might have appeared in a range of social policy publications.
