Sentence examples for except in matters of from inspiring English sources

Be unpredictable – except in matters of direction.

"Scantily clad" passed its sell-by date long ago, as did "past its sell-by date", except in matters of grocery.

The Dutch part is a colony, but the British is governed, except in matters of foreign policy, by a chartered company, the British North Borneo Co.

This material is confidential and we are bound by law and the British press's code of conduct not to reveal such information except in matters of the most serious public interest.

About 30,000 people live in Gibraltar, British citizens who govern their own affairs except in matters of foreign policy and defense.

One bullet point reads, "Law enforcement will not remove customers from a flight and customers will not be required to give up their seat once on board ― except in matters of safety and security".

Unless you're putting money on it, nothing is at stake except your reputation for wisdom in matters of the heart.

But the voice of feminism in matters of sex is much muted these days, except from a few die-hards.

If Trump seems strangely incapable of consistency except in the matter of walling out and deporting immigrants, somber Ted Cruz is lurking nearby to alarm us with his ideological purity.

But Kapur resists leavening the tale with much contemporary resonance - except in the matter of casting, where Americans and Australians, mostly young and known for their work in Hollywood films, act alongside the Brits, possibly as box-office bankers.

Wal-Mart corporate culture is parsimonious except in the matter of executive compensation, but, according to a source, the company has been paying Edelman roughly ten million dollars annually to renovate its reputation.