Sentence examples for a noteworthy exception from inspiring English sources

Orchidaceae rarely have fleshy fruits, but the genus Vanilla is a noteworthy exception.

Its chief characteristic was a strong monarchy in a rather rustic and backward economy (with the mining industry a noteworthy exception).

Most of the food is undistinguished at best (Galatoire's on Bourbon Street being a noteworthy exception), and although music spills onto the streets all night, much of it is boring or downright awful.

Toulmin (1972) is a noteworthy exception.

The Coastliner, a project going on right now, is definitely a noteworthy exception.

A noteworthy exception was the 20% overestimation of the TARC in the 0.5-mL sphere in the empty torso.

With a few noteworthy exceptions, the European cinema is becoming increasingly complacent, a living museum of cultural values and national pride.

Thus, with a few noteworthy exceptions, this mechanistic approach did not find its way into mainstream geomorphology until the mid-twentieth century.

To date, with a few noteworthy exceptions, retention elections have tended to be less bitter and partisan than contests where two candidates compete.

However, there are a few noteworthy exceptions - for example, age-related macular degeneration - where the genetic risks explain a substantial proportion of the disease and which, when combined with other non-genetic factors, might be able to accurately identify individuals who will develop the disease in future.

Basically, we find very similar results as in Table 4, with a few noteworthy exceptions.