Sentence examples for except really that from inspiring English sources

And like many Spooks fans, I almost wanted it to finish on that note – except really, that wouldn't have been right.

It's really that simple -- except that public companies are held to another standard called accounting.

The newest kid on the block is a sweetener that comes from the stevia plant, except that it isn't really that new.

But before the 2005 series, everyone hoped that things would be different, except really, they knew that they wouldn't, except secretly, they hoped that they might, except secretly, they knew that they wouldn't.

Except that it really is that bad.

There's no secret, really, except that mango is one of those rare fruits that easily can be blended to a smooth purée and takes equally well to sweet and spicy.

"Is that really you?" Except that by this point, of course, even he wasn't sure.

I don't think either of us understood how oysters grew or were gathered or anything really except that, as the poet Léon-Paul Fargue said, eating one is "like kissing the sea on the lips".

The title refers to the dilemma of roll-yer-own smokers when the cigarette papers are running out, and was of no particular relevance to anything much really except that it sounded like it might be a good album title.

Except it wasn't really that, either.

But that's the whole problem: it doesn't really do that except in stories.