Sentence examples for except even from inspiring English sources

Except even that is in doubt.

Except even then, it is not all that interesting.

Except even that debate isn't as simple as people assume.

Except even then the dates are all wrong: they moved into that first office on 1 April, not 13 July.

"Because your donors and your special interest are doing the same thing as I do – except even more so," he said.

But these have since collapsed, achieving nothing except even more bitter mistrust of Mr Karzai on the part of the United States.Back in Pakistan, the Americans will watch warily, too.

"My idea of hell on earth (physical pain excepted, and I am not sure that it is excepted even in this case) is a literary party, and I have an uneasy feeling that the post carries with it a lot of sherry-drill with important people," he writes, describing himself nonetheless as "deeply honoured" to be approached.

Only the tough guy boss seems to get a pass: he's excepted, even respected, because he fits our long-conditioned ideals of how take-charge leaders lead.

Too right, Richard – except that even most proper celebs lack your star quality.

Probably none, except that even the most egregious act of self-­promotion will be forgiven in time.

Small-fry stuff, some of this, except that even local law enforcement officials say the episodes are multiplying.