Sentence examples for apparent exception from inspiring English sources

The one apparent exception is American Indians.

The apparent exception to the state's pandering to rentiers is the government's Help to Buy scheme.

With its similar tradition of democracy and openness, Lebanon is another apparent exception.

The most conspicuous apparent exception is the class of electrolytic solutions.

"The Lady with the Dog" is an apparent exception - no one in the story dies or has died.

The apparent exception was the Paris bombings of 1995, a direct spillover from Algeria's civil war and France's role in it.

But even some of the apparent exceptions turn out to support the trend.

The only apparent exceptions last night to the rule of substantive orthodoxy were military spending, abortion, and gays.

The only apparent exceptions to the general inactivity were a few stores selling easily portable luxury items like leather goods, clothing, books and records.

Apparent exceptions to this generalization are those reactions in which one of the products is also a catalyst for the reaction.

In 1875, however, the Danish linguist Karl Verner explained the apparent exceptions to Grimm's law; his formulation of the principle governing those exceptions is known as Verner's law.