Sentence examples for except that since from inspiring English sources
The Philonian conditional resembles material implication, except that—since propositions were conceived of as functions of time that can have different truth-values at different times it may change its truth-value over time.
Except that, since The Seldom Seen Kid, he keeps being offered interesting side projects.
Except that, since by preference I stand leaning against the closed doors, she may offer me her seat.
In effect, Mr. Schussel and Mr. Haider signed away their right to pass any national legislation that disagrees with the thinking of the European Union -- except that, since the document does not mention any court that could enforce it, they do not have to keep their word.
It's essentially filler action, except that, since it's an endurance challenge, it also has no action.
Except that, since March, Federer has been No3.
Except that won't happen, since free on-demand streaming music is also available many phones with a browser through services like iMeem and, later this week, MySpace Music.
He predicts that, by the 2030s, nanobots attached to our brains "will provide full immersion virtual reality from within the nervous system and will connect our neocortex to the cloud". It would be easy to write Kurzweil off as another frothy techno-futurist, except that, as reported, he has, since the 1990s, been right in his techno-predictions about 86percentt of the time.
Few of us spend any time crunching numbers, but we still call the box on our desk a "computer," because in 1946 two smart guys built a 30-ton electronic monster to compute the trajectories of artillery shells and nothing much has changed since then, except that tons have been repackaged as grams.
Except that, in point of fact, since World War II France has only ever elected one left-wing president: Francois Mitterand.
The latest polling shows Clinton and Trump essentially tied nationally, with close races in rust belt states like Ohio, Michigan, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania (all of which have elected Republican governors since 2010, except that Democrats recently took back the Pennsylvania governorship).
