Sentence examples for even an exception from inspiring English sources

Carney's case is not even an exception.

Does ECM represent a work, an action, perhaps even an exception?

Can someone truly be a "moderate," after all, while calling for making abortion illegal without even an exception for rape and incest?

Accordingly, the guide's rules for even and odd numbers contain exceptions: :even ± even = even (or zero) :odd ± odd = even (or zero) :even × nonzero integer = even Making an exception for zero in the definition of evenness forces one to make such exceptions in the rules for even numbers.

Later, even Charlie Chaplin – an exception to the rule of silence – "toned down" the script of The Great Dictator.

The Getty's 1995 acquisitions policy had even made an exception for such fragments, stating that they could be acquired without previous publication.

Yet some will question his reading of the close of "The Whitsun Weddings" ("there swelled / A sense of falling, like an arrow-shower / Sent out of sight, somewhere becoming rain") as "the promise of young lives [going] down the long slide to drudgery", for here, surely, is one of those occasions when Larkin encounters and even embraces an exception to his pessimism.

Malta is the only European country that bans abortion in all cases, not even allowing an exception when the woman's life is in danger, according to abortion-clincs.eu.eu

They might even make an exception if you make enough fuss and let you into an older class.

But at least part of the appeal of this story is that it offers an astounding, even a unique exception, one that allows people around the world to think about miners without feeling a bit uncomfortable or even guilty.

The truth is that not even the exceptional Fischer was an exception.