Sentence examples for exception might have from inspiring English sources

The exception might have been Jimenez, but he must reverse a troubling yearlong dip in performance.

The exception might have been Jack's defeat of the smoke monster, though it was unclear if even that had been necessary for this beatific gathering to take place.

Had the jury been instructed about the initial aggressor exception, it might have concluded that Zimmerman's following of Martin, though itself not criminal, was reasonably apprehended by Martin as a "threat of force".

Also, between 1996 and 2000 there were severe malaria epidemics in southern Ethiopia, and the Bonke lowlands was no exception, which might have caused additional maternal deaths.

A formal place setting should be mostly similar to an informal place setting, with a few key exceptions: You might have a small fish fork between the dinner fork and the plate, if a fish course is being served.

So Mr Merckle was not quite as much of an exception as he might have seemed, says Wolfgang Gerke, a finance professor at the Bavarian Finance Centre in Munich.

Martinez might have taken exception, as he ripped a line drive single up the middle.

Some have taken exception to his use of "might have been" scenarios in which he paints Shakespeare as a living, breathing human being.

It is not just Putin or his ministers who might have taken exception to a negative western portrayal of that period at such a time; very many ordinary people would have done so too.

They found on closer inspection - tribal archaeologists hadn't been allowed on private land - that none of the features were disturbed by the 150-foot corridor, with the exception of four rocks that might have been displaced.

If David acknowledged that this dynamic exists, but disclosed who his backers are in a forthright manner and argued that he himself, his organization, and the civil rights organizations he's organized were an exception to the dynamic, he might have some credibility.