Sentence examples for exactly except that from inspiring English sources

Which means what, exactly?–except that it provides comfort to simpletons and stimulates fear in the whole rest-of-the-world hereby called "infidel".

It's hard to know what this all means exactly, except that as the report indicated, we are still (surprisingly) in the very early days for this market and there is a lot of room for all the players to grow.

The concentrations used in the experiment are not known exactly, except that Insulin is saturating and the oxidative stress (generated by glucose oxidase) was high.

It makes me cry, reliably, every time I see it, and I find I'm hard pressed to explain exactly why, except that it must chime profoundly with my own inarticulable feelings about the art I love.

The two cases are exactly alike except that the first is a killing and the second a letting die.

Firstly, one might describe a pair of cases that are exactly alike except that one is a killing and the other a letting die, where the first intuitively seems far worse than the second.

That's exactly what Bicheiro did--except that he also decided up front that he wanted to study in the United Kingdom.

Yes, exactly like Ugly Betty, except that Jane is pretty and the cast is diverse.

"As I later learned, there were conversations in exactly this direction except that the 'good spirits' did not prevail".

The second experiment was almost exactly the same, except that six different participants were shown slightly longer clips that included the 'reveal' at the end.

I want to become the first Latin American designer who is known all over the world".' It would seem that he has done exactly that - except that he has gone well beyond it and become, in a sense, the American designer par excellence.