Sentence examples for except notably from inspiring English sources

His runway clothes often overwhelmed the models — except, notably, the plus-size women.

They also hammered out political maps for everything except, notably, the state's Congressional delegation.

Few clupeiform species spawn far from shore or in the open sea, except, notably, the Atlantic herring (Clupea harengus harengus), which spawns on offshore banks.

That the remaining Republican candidates (except, notably, Ron Paul) have found so many ways to deride this right, so long in coming, is appalling.

As U.S. Attorney, Morgenthau won virtually all of his important cases (except, notably, prosecutions of the right-wing lawyer Roy Cohn).

So did most European countries -- except notably Spain, Russia, and Finland, which, like most of the American South in the 1860's, had opted for a still wider gauge instead.

"I have no personal papers," Mr. Cuomo said on Wednesday, except, most notably, the reflections he committed by hand to his loose-leaf diary.

White's death seemed a fitting epitaph for the Gilded Age itself, although the firm's physical legacy (except, most notably, for Penn Station and the second Madison Square Garden) lives on.

Flow cytometry and ex vivo tissue analyses confirmed EGFR targeting by ZEGFR:2377-ST-DyLight488. [Methyl-11C]-labeled ZEGFR:2377-ST-CH3 and ZTaq:3638-ST-CH3 showed similar distributions in vivo, except for notably higher concentrations of the former in particularly the liver and the blood.

There were significant differences among prescription of all psychiatric medication classes recorded except benzodiazepines, notably with the highest rate of second generation antipsychotic prescription occurring in the schizoaffective group (84.9%) compared to the bipolar and schizophrenia groups (49.6% and 63.1% respectively).

Infection tended to be higher in males than females for most age groups, except most notably for the 40 49 year olds.