Sentence examples for a memorable exception from inspiring English sources

Their taste is exemplified by the nested graphite triangles in a James Siena work and the black-on-black text of a Glenn Ligon piece, though "Trade Fair," an antic dystopian scene by Adam Dant, makes for a memorable exception.

Read our review Caligula (2012): Too little contemporary opera from elsewhere in Europe gets to be seen in London; Benedict Andrews's superb version of Detlev Glanert's 2006 score was a memorable exception.

At least my mates and Mr Hopkinson are – with certain memorable exceptions – polite.

Throughout the 1960s and '70s, Olivier appeared in more than 30 films; most were forgettable, but memorable exceptions include Sleuth (1972, Oscar nomination for best actor), Marathon Man (1976, Oscar nomination for best supporting actor), the television films Love Among the Ruins (1975) and Cat on a Hot Tin Roof (1976), and the British miniseries Brideshead Revisited (1981).

But people ignore the averages, focusing entirely on the memorable exceptions, like Microsoft.

But people ignore the averages while focusing entirely on the memorable exceptions, like Microsoft.

History indicates Liverpool do not squander the momentum of a memorable European fightback – with the exception of Auxerre in the 1992 Uefa Cup – but momentum alone will not carry Klopp's team through against the Yellow Submarine.

Yet the female staff at Grove receive no mention here – with the exception of a memorable takeover of Rosset's office in April 1970, led by the feminist and then-employee Robin Morgan (for an alternative account of that event, read Morgan's memoir, Saturday's Child).

One exception is "Theresa," a memorable portrait of a young woman that emphasizes three telling attributes: her hairbrush, jeans and high-style sneakers.

A memorable time.

Or a memorable exit.