Sentence examples for bit of an exception from inspiring English sources

There's probably one race which was a bit of an exception.

FRANCE has always fancied itself as a bit of an exception.

It's because France is a bit of an exception in the world of sailing.

I think that's probably why I'm a bit of an exception".

This is my fourth Olympics but I've also realised I'm a bit of an exception.

But because of healthy growth overseas, energy companies would be a little bit of an exception to that.

THE last movie Robin Standefer and Stephen Alesch worked on was "Duplex," a Ben Stiller vehicle with Drew Barrymore that was a bit of a dud, with one shining exception: the set.

The result is a bit of a mixed message: with the exception of a giant multicolored ant painted on the back wall of the dining room, the bugs at the Black Ant are nothing to be afraid of.

Frankly, the rest of the summer is a bit of a downer, too, with the exceptions of "Boyhood" (July 11), "Love is Strange" (Aug. 22) and perhaps "Get On Up" (Aug. 1), if it can escape the paint-by-numbers biopic approach its trailer suggests.

A bit of an understatement.

There are exceptions, but there is a bit of a stasis.