Sentence examples for except whatever from inspiring English sources

Tell the group that there are chocolate chip cookies and milk for everyone EXCEPT (whatever characteristic is selected) and that the excepted group has to pass out the treats then leave the room.

"There's very little downside except whatever number you do on yourself about taking the drugs".

And this is baffling because nothing is really missing except whatever it is that makes the individual elements combust.

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Comparable situations include being frightened (when, say, someone has followed you down a dark block), or, perhaps more generously, falling in love: nothing matters except whatever is happening directly in front of you.

In 2004, the psychiatrist Michael Craig Miller, who was then the editor of The Harvard Mental Health Letter, told the Times, "There's very little downside except whatever number you do on yourself about taking the drugs".

He wrote still, but his greatest work (excepting whatever the NKVD might have snatched) was behind him.

Proponents of the first story typically minimize their objections to such instances of public religiosity -- except for whatever case they are grappling with at the moment.

In either case a refusal of the parties who contract to supply a given acreage to comply with their contracts leaves the factory helpless, except to whatever extent an uncertain market may perchance supply the deficiency.

Except that whatever deal he finally came up with – and he was rather assuming it would be up to him rather than the Tories to get the business done – would be the right one.

Congress might do so by constructing some legislative monstrosity, as it did during the debt-ceiling crisis, that relies on a complicated series of mechanisms that assure nothing — except that whatever happens is Obama's fault — or too-sweeping powers.