Sentence examples for except that pictures from inspiring English sources

In the control group, participants completed an identical task except that pictures of non-food objects replaced the food pictures.

Today, the honoree says she doesn't remember much about that party except that "the pictures make it look like lots of fun".

A wood-paneled wall that frames groups of aristocratic portraits couldn't be more suited to a grand old hotel -- except that the pictures, on closer inspection, turn out to be photographs, by Jean-Baptiste Mondino, of plastic toy animals.

Only God Forgives might even be seen as a parody of those pictures, except that Refn is clearly deadly serious.

The scheme of mixing austere décor with vivid costumes recalls Anthony Minghella's version of "Madama Butterfly," which opened the Met season, in September — except that Minghella's stage pictures had far more poetry and pleasure in them.

It's what you might call a typical POW movie, with the expected dramatis personae created by the seminal Great War prison camp picture, Jean Renoir's La Grande Illusion (1937), except that the established Hollywood prison pictures (called "Big House movies") were set in state penitentiaries and had their own conventions.

Nothing was wrong with this picture, except that there wasn't enough of it.

And I must say, it about sums up the picture, except that it gives some two hours of joy, and will probably also be appreciated by girls who are half women and women who are half girls too.

There were no flowers at the door, just a security guard named Michael, with two bubbly scars on his right cheek, who didn't have much to say about Joe Frazier or anything else, except that you can't take pictures inside the store, man, sorry.

This was a motion picture with sound, except that there was no motion and no impression of sound.

(Their shadowy, melancholy luster comes from the cinematography of Fabio Cianchetti.) Except, of course, that these pictures move.