Sentence examples for all regards except from inspiring English sources

Like adults, babies tend to linger on such scenes — they look longer at them than at scenes that are identical in all regards except that they don't violate physical laws.

The stats backed the Blues in every regard except precision in front of goal.

Columbus Day is no different in this regard, except that its parade is close to Election Day.

The venue, with its vaulting acoustic, is fine in every regard except one: it needs more seats for the exhausted.

In the real world, mistletoe is less well regarded (except by those seeking someone to kiss at Christmas).

"The refugees who watch the movies are no different from any Western audience in that regard, except that their needs are different.

Mr. Kernis, whose works often grapple with the tragic side of the human condition, was represented by "Mozart en Route AA Little Traveling Music)," a light, short 1991 work that was uncharacteristic in every regard except its fluidity.

Most believers refuse to face the implications of their own beliefs in this regard, except when it suits them: that is, when they think they have been "saved" by God from some terrible calamity.

In a period that takes for granted that the written word should be "committed"—to the exposure of social wrong or the propagation of progressive ideologies novelists who seek merely to take the reader out of his dull or oppressive daily life are not highly regarded, except by that reading public that has never expected a book to be anything more than a diversion.

It is very similar to Pingg in that regard, except it is much more limited in what it can do.

She's supportive in that regard, except for the fact that she's a wife and she has to watch her husband go".