Sentence examples for dramatic exception from inspiring English sources

The one dramatic exception is the brief period of the Greek city-state.

With one dramatic exception, the games' deep-pocketed sponsors have done too little to promote sustainability as an element of their efforts at Sochi.

"If you're an older person, in your mind, a shooting is still filed as this dramatic exception that it was when Columbine happened".

The most dramatic exception is Philip K. Dick, a wildly original, amphetamine-addled genius who was married five times and found time to write 36 novels and 130 short stories in a 30-year career that, despite his productivity, kept him nearly broke for most of his life.

That makes the gain to the real Lithuania from joining look smaller than it really is.Closer union, higher incomesIn fact, the authors find a strong and persistent return to joining the EU in almost all cases Greece being a dramatic exception (see chart above).

Although many of these technologies will be decades in development, a dramatic exception is that of nanobiotechnology (NB).

There have been some dramatic exceptions, to be sure.

Although two dramatic exceptions to this pattern have recently been reported, it is unclear how often major increases in substitution rates occur during plant mitochondrial evolution and what the overall magnitude of substitution rate variation is across plants.

IQR for MFS samples is similar, with a slight tendency to higher variability (e.g., higher mean and quartiles, and 6 of 10 showing greater variability across MFS samples than UC) and a few dramatic exceptions (VDR 11 fold; ELN 24 fold).

English burlesque is chiefly dramatic, notable exceptions being Samuel Butler's satiric poem Hudibras (1663 78), an indictment of Puritan hypocrisy; the mock heroic couplets of John Dryden and Alexander Pope; and the prose burlesques of Jonathan Swift and Henry Fielding.

Opinion almost never moves dramatically over a day or two (9/11 being a dramatic but rare exception).