Sentence examples for except a need from inspiring English sources
Characters drop like tech stocks, and actors resolutely deliver the lines in tones stripped of everything except a need to get them out with as little emotion as possible.
The internal consultants recognized all of the reviewed enablers except a need for prior experience in quality improvement.
"We had no briefings except on a need-to-know basis," Sergeant Crepeau said, referring to cultural briefings.
Its use is inappropriate when there is steam deficit, except where there is a need to create a pressure differential to stabilize the operating regime of the well.
Zoloft and other anti-depressants served only to render me incapable of feeling anything except a serious need to take a watery shit.
I just went there myself, and chipped in $25, hardly worth mentioning--except a strong Democrat needs every nickel she can get.
The contestants (mostly drawn from the movie) don't have a lot in common except an urgent need for the financial boon that winning would represent.
Given his map of the world as grands blocs with little in common except an urgent need to avoid collision, and given the tensions among them now — with America, to his mind, playing the rogue bloc — he clearly feels that France's, and indeed Europe's, historical role will be to mediate those tensions.
"Almost everything you cook, except a stew, needs last-minute attention," she said.
Imagine that the woman in the ad enjoys a steady paycheck, a strong marriage and a small circle of close friends — a good life by most measures — except that she avoids a needed promotion because she's nervous about leading meetings.
To that I would add that, except in exceptional circumstances, a court need not search the universe of legal argument and discuss every contention that might have beenbut was notmade by the losing party.
