Sentence examples for critical exceptions from inspiring English sources

Over the years there have been honourable critical exceptions to this onslaught, but the primary reason why such long-standing, semi-official animus has failed to extinguish popular enthusiasm is the undoubted resonance of the work, coupled with a mythology that has connected with the public imagination.

Congress passed an excellent bill reflecting, almost AFR's entire "wish list," with two critical exceptions.

What are the critical exceptions to our generalizations and assumptions about contaminant fate?

He compares it to opera, with one critical exception.

It's a moon that would be a planet". In fact, Titan looks like Earth in many ways – with one critical exception.

This essay explores Arendt's understanding of this supremely critical exception.

If an employee forgets to swipe in or out, a clocking should be entered as soon as the missed swipe is discovered to avoid having a critical exception which needs to be cleared.

But it's not really relativism, because these seeming relativists maintain a critical exception to the rule.

But there is a critical exception provided in the anti-coordination rules: "if the information material to the creation, production, or distribution of the communication was obtained from a publicly available source".

The one critical "exception" to the principle of judicial restraint, Kurland explained, is when "the legislature imposes on... minorities in so fundamental a fashion as to necessitate invoking the safeguards of the Constitution".

Despite the ruthlessness and determination of the supporters of the coup, the rebels failed to take any major cities with the critical exception of Seville which provided a landing point for Franco's African troops.