Sentence examples for excepted the from inspiring English sources
The science has been clear for a long time, and supposedly nearly every country in the world with the exception of Saudi Arabia has excepted the problem of climate change and the need to reduce carbon emissions for the best part of 20 years.
Jones excepted, the rest followed in a predictable heap.
8. Dog bones excepted, the loft is fairly devoid of ornamentation.
EARTH excepted, the most probed and prodded planet in the solar system is Mars.
One could say that, Ms. McCarthy and Ms. O'Brien excepted, the writers that Mr. Roth deals with in this volume are bound together by their post-Kafka sensibility.
Since low-paying jobs tend to be more unpleasant than higher paying jobs (journalism excepted), the income effect may be stronger at the bottom of the wage distribution.
It's hard for a Westerner to imagine any society responding favorably to the severe restrictions the clerics levied after the revolution, but -- hard-liners excepted -- the prohibitions were particularly onerous in Iran because of the central role music has played in its history.
And so to Fond Belief number two: "French men and women are more relaxed about sex, and about each other, than other nations (Brazil possibly excepted)." The "affaire DSK" has, it seems, broken a vow of silence among French women.
Except the N.C.A.A. itself.
(Except the Tagliabue part).
