Sentence examples for exception namely from inspiring English sources
But with a strictly governed exception, namely, an office-holder speaking ex-officio, let no individual be the target of attack, and even then neither abuse nor ad hominem attack.
And in America, at least, we have a pretty good record for behaving in a fiscally responsible fashion, with one exception — namely, the fiscal irresponsibility that prevails when, and only when, hard-line conservatives are in power.
It will be hard to top the "Spielberg exception," but perhaps Kagan can make something of the "Romney exception" — namely, the fact that the same arguments about the economic effects of self-insurance that Mitt Romney used to justify health-care reform in Massachusetts are the ones that lawyers challenging the Affordable Care Act are rejecting before the Supreme Court.
There is one exception, namely pars petrosa which contains the organs of the inner ear.
However, NV 1.1.22 mentions one exception, namely the desire for eternal pleasure and absence from pain which is final liberation.
There was one exception, namely 16%PCL where metabolic activity of cells was significantly lower than in all other samples.
There might be a few exceptions, namely Bella Swan from the Twilight Series.
With one or two exceptions — namely, the tight staging of Marc Jacobs and Miuccia Prada — the spectacle has become a habit that audiences are ready to quit.
We give constructions of TD3(10,n)s with 13 possible exceptions, namely n∈{5,6,14,20,35,45,55,56,60,78,84,85,102}; we also reduce the number of unknown TDs with block sizes 8 and 9.
While most intra-candidate phone calls get deservedly no attention, there are towering exceptions — namely, the series of post-election calls between Gov. George W. Bush and Vice President Al Gore in 2000.
Meanwhile, we also improve the existence result for frame self-orthogonal Mendelsohn triple systems of type hn by reducing an infinite class of possible exceptions, namely n= 9 and h≡2mod6, to eight undetermined cases.
