Sentence examples for except for the wording from inspiring English sources

Ten years before in 1927, the arms was the same except for the wording on the bottom ribbon.

Except for the word "Allah".

She can't remember a thing, except for the word jaymartin.

But I fit all these words together... that's all... It's taken directly from the newspapers... Nothing's been changed... Except for the words".

As the nuns bowed their heads, I did what I do at any religious service: I looked at the floor and mumbled gibberish, except for the word "amen".

Mork & Mindy followed, giving the world the improv genius of Robin Williams (certain pages of the script were blank except for the words "Robin does his thing …").

If you live in the UK then you will find a blank page except for the words "Page unavailable/under construction".

Would you be in favor of it?" Chomsky can be brutal in argument, but except for the words themselves there is no outward indication that he is attacking.

It is not clear what Bernhard Rieger, who teaches history at University College London, feels he brings to the genre, except for the word "global" in the subtitle, which suggests the book was conceived when globalism was a business-school buzzword.

A man like that!" We can't be sure they are referring to Jocelin, except for the word "but" which begins this sentence: "But when the two deacons saw the dean looming over them, they fell to their knees".

In "Who Killed Davey Moore", the material comprises the American folksong, the children's rhyme, the public tragedy and the narrative "taken directly from the newspapers" and subjected to the sort of estranging synthesis in which "nothing's been changed... except for the words".