Sentence examples similar to except virtually from inspiring English sources

In some ways, it might have been a class on any American campus -- except that virtually everyone was fluent in a second language.

Except for virtually automatic first-year electees in the annual Baseball Writers Association of America vote, as Eddie Murray was this year, most of those with a bronze plaque in Cooperstown had to climb a ladder to get there.

So far so pass-the-popcorn good … except that virtually everybody, other than Stratechery (last month) and the great Charles Stross (almost three years ago!) is completely missing what's actually happening here, which is a shame, because a) it's actually all about the technology, b) the irony is so sharp it could slit your throat.

The two groups got together for a conference in Wolfeboro, New Hampshire, in 1995, and agreed on virtually everything except for Event One.

Scotland is now in charge of its own policy on virtually everything except for foreign policy, defence, social security and macroeconomics.

In the years before Presley's death, the grounds of Graceland had been off limits to virtually everyone except his family and trusted buddies.

Unknown to virtually everyone except IT engineers, the internet is being upgraded to a system called IPv6 (for Internet Protocol version 6).

Its active members agree on virtually nothing except opening up the election process, and ending a system "rigged to guarantee the re-election of the incumbents".

Kelly and Price had nothing in common except a rigorous, virtually scientific commitment to cultivating seemingly effortless bliss.

On the face of it, cellphones would seem to be less hazardous, except that nowadays virtually every driver seems to have one.

She does virtually everything except scout players.