Sentence examples for except for the matter from inspiring English sources

And, except for the matter of driving, I'm not.

It all looked, except for the matter of color, very much like any other American college on a balmy Friday night.

And there the comparison ends, except for the matter that overtly sparks the new comedy and is embedded in Shakespeare's verse: the matter of identity.

Indeed, he was extremely communicative about all the phases of his work except for the matter of the paper he had used in preparing the Lincoln petition and the Poe notes.

Indeed, except for the matter of tense, Leśniewski's account of the truth-conditions of such singular sentences that they are true if and only if the subject term denotes a single object and the predicate term denotes one or more objects of which this is one is almost exactly the same as that given by the medieval nominalist William of Ockham.

This two-disk set has no connection with the TV series, except for the subject matter, and in fact has been compiled from one of Mercury's famous analog series of recordings produced by Wilma Cozart Fine and released on LP in the early 1960's during the centennial of the war.

Fat supplementation to diets high in nonforage fiber had effects that were similar to those reported for more traditional lactation diets, except for the dry matter intake response.

If there's one book that art-comics enthusiasts would be happiest to find in their stockings this year, it's probably KRAMERS ERGOT 7 (Buenaventura, $125), except for the small matter that it's bigger than an entire hearth.

The company recently opened a shop in Shanghai.So for Alan Halsall, who bought the company out of administration in 2002, the outlook should be rosy, which it is, except for the small matter of Europe.

Moved only by generous, noble sentiments, she has a near angelic, that is, archetypically feminine, temperament - except for the troubling matter of her uncommon intelligence, her frankness, her want of "pliability".

I would join them in defending Cameron except for the little matter of Brexit, which I'm still a tad sore about (It's nice that someone has enough wedge to cavort about in Corsica, and not have to worry that the crazy Euro exchange rate means that a poxy bowl of olives will soon cost approximately £750).