Sentence examples for So exceptions from inspiring English sources

Because you are exceptional, and so exceptions must be made.

The sexes are usually alike in plumage or nearly so, exceptions being the little bitterns.

The standard retort is that these people are threatening our existence, so exceptions have to be made.

"Some of this will probably have to go out for public comment," Hawk says, noting there could be ten or so exceptions, or "special conditions," where regulations need to be developed specially for the composite 787 for example, dealing with protections against lightning strikes and electromagnetic interference as well as tougher new maintenance standards.

With eleven or so exceptions, humans stopped being real years ago.

However, a handful or so exceptions, which lack such catapult mechanisms, have been reported among derived ferns, e.g. some European spleenworts such as the tetraploid Asplenium lepidum[ 15, 16] and the diploid Asplenium jahandiezii[ 17].

Gambling is outlawed in one way or another in all 50 states, but almost all — except Hawaii (surprisingly) and Utah (less so) — have exceptions.

It's got so many exceptions.

For now, Keynesian theory has so many exceptions that we might as well discard it.

But the rule permits so many exceptions that it is nearly impossible to enforce.

It has so many exceptions: freedom of expression, public interest in public health and scientific research".