Sentence examples for except that sometimes from inspiring English sources

Except that sometimes it's hard to tell fake from real.

NBC has lately become a network for the rich, which would be nauseating except that sometimes "upscale" also means "good".

Except that sometimes extreme weakness spawns an odd sort of strength, and the underdog starts barking.Something like this may be happening now in America.

Except that sometimes when I look around my neighborhood this summer and try to find a playmate for my 4-year-old and realize that nearly all the probable candidates are in science camp or summer school, I think maybe we've gone a little far.

Ms. Cooley enjoys the acclaim, except that sometimes "I'm treated like a dog-and-pony freak show".

Google's research had identified dozens of behaviors that seemed important, except that sometimes the norms of one effective team contrasted sharply with those of another equally successful group.

It's not really different for artists, except we make music that sometimes identifies or reveals some of the changes.

It was a very beautiful moment of the day when he was absolutely alone and his mind and the world absolutely still, except perhaps for a hedgehog that sometimes appeared in the little rockery outside the windows.

Except at weddings and the christenings that sometimes followed them, there were no young among the congregations of the three churches, and with nostalgia Bartholomew now and again remembered Youth Reach and Youth Action and the Saturday rambles to Kilmashogue and Two Rock.

Except that Jonze and Kaufman sometimes seem to be as much products of our self-referential popular culture as dissectors of it.

In Samaritan Hebrew, /ʔ ħ h ʕ/ have generally all merged, either into /ʔ/, a glide /w/ or /j/, or by vanishing completely (often creating a long vowel), except that original /ʕ ħ/ sometimes have reflex /ʕ/ before /a ɒ/.