Sentence examples for except a sense from inspiring English sources
His mother gave him everything except a sense of proportion.
The boy, Rufus (Agee's childhood name), is finally told of the accident, and, to our surprise, feels very little except a sense of his own new importance.
Virtually nothing can be recovered from that distant episode, which took place in December, except a sense of the fragility, the tenuousness of the New World's bounty.
But about the "Diary for the year 1900", with its Zodiac figures circling the announcement of this new "Golden Age", the "glorious destiny of the 20th century", he can remember nothing except a sense of baleful loss.
Whether dealing in sweeping period drama ("To Live"), rural neorealism ("Not One Less"), swordplay ("House of Flying Daggers") or state-sanctioned spectacle (the opening broadcast of the 2008 Beijing Olympics), he has exhibited just about every imaginable directorial trait except a sense of humor.
Well, except a sense of style.
Except, in a sense, "Democracy Now!" was able to be that network, at least for a night.
Even now, experience doesn't relax me – except for a sense that I've done it before so maybe I can survive.
Weyman asked for and got nothing out of this escapade except perhaps a sense of satisfaction at having given a leg up to a movement in which he was interested — the reformation of psychiatric services in the nation's penitentiaries.
Except, in a sense, it was.
Expression studies of SAMD9L were also conducted using a sequence at 5'UTR which is common for all of the splice variants except one, as a sense primer and sequence at the beginning of the open reading frame as an anti-sense primer.
