Sentence examples for except to show from inspiring English sources
The monks would not identify the caller, except to show reporters that they had indeed dialed a number inside China.
(Point unimportant, except to show that the police did resent being called taxi-drivers, and that their testimony was not to be relied upon).
"In the end, the prosecution did not rely on the CCTV at all, except to show that my client was at the station," he said.
These things really happen but you have to fight and get your bac [baccalauréat]." The film doesn't provide any specific information about its heroines' backgrounds, except to show where they live in their cité.
The show does not deal at great length with Mr. Vick's crimes, except to show black-and-white film of dogfights (not graphic but still upsetting), and the back story is crucial to putting this episode in perspective.
The question of forgiveness is always part of this story, but Coman draws no neat parallels between the political horror and Berry's personal conflict with her dad, except perhaps to show that, in both, truth and reconciliation are hard, incomplete.
A monomer control contained all components except seeds to show that aggregation of the reaction wells occurred through amplification, not through spontaneous nucleation.
The decline in the growth indicators was the biggest since the onset of the financial crisis, he said, though all countries except Greece continued to show manufacturing expansion.
The proposal also incorporates a piece of pending legislation sponsored by the two senators -- from different parties at different ends of the state -- with few apparent ties except the desire to show they can reach across the aisle to get something done.
As Janet herself said: "For my recent work, there is little to show except a pile of worthy and weighty tomes that are four times more readable than in their original state".
