Sentence examples for a prominent exception from inspiring English sources

The outdoor courts at Pier 40 in the West Village are a prominent exception.

(The feud between Barry Diller of IAC/InterActiveCorp and John Malone of Liberty Media feud is a prominent exception).

The novelist Anthony Powell, a prominent exception, has the award-harvesting biographer Hilary Spurling on his case.

Spain was a prominent exception to the wide dissemination of operetta, preferring instead the flourishing native variety of zarzuela.

A prominent exception is the District of Columbia, which has an elevated homicide rate and lower levels of gun ownership.

Last year, most major domestic carriers (Continental Airlines being a prominent exception) eliminated most food service in coach cabins on most domestic flights.

At frequencies above the microwave region, with a few prominent exceptions (see bremsstrahlung; synchrotron radiation), the classical picture of an accelerating electric charge producing an electromagnetic wave is less and less applicable.

But there are a few prominent exceptions.

Because of the complexity, heterogeneity, and flexibility of the glycans, the structural analysis of glycoproteins has been eschewed until recently, with a few prominent exceptions.

However, Drosophila satellite DNA with a few prominent exceptions, includes very short repetitive sequences of 4 14 bp in length, depending on the species [ 4, 9, 15].

Kerber's draw is a good one, with one prominent exception: She could face Venus Williams in the third round.