Sentence examples for exception to a column from inspiring English sources

"The Yankees are paying for the entire construction of the new stadium — the plasma television screens and all," David Lombino, a spokesman for the city's Economic Development Corporation, wrote in an e-mail message that took exception to a column I wrote last week about the deals.

On "Today" she took particular exception to a column in The New York Times that criticized her for marketing her sex appeal and quoted an academic Olympics expert who compared her to the former tennis player and frequent magazine model Anna Kournikova.

"PLOT A" is the same as "PLOT U" with one exception: "PLOT A" column is conditioned (by Agilent technologies) to have better sensitivity to amines.

An exception to a rule?

That said, we must take exception to the column.

But I must take exception to the column called "User's Guide" by Michelle Slatalla.

I take exception to Selena Roberts's column "Kwan's Olympic Plea Speaks Volumes" (Jan . 15.

As the co-host of the Jackie Robinson conference in 1997 at Long Island University's Brooklyn campus, I take strong exception to William C. Rhoden's column ("Nets Have Their Place, but It Isn't Brooklyn," Jan . 23.

It all depends on one's performance". Inzamam has been muzzled since the ICC took exception to his columns in the Pakistan press on The Oval affair, but his predecessors as Pakistan captain have been more forthright.

A notable exception was a column in the newspaper Zero Hora by Luis Fernando Veríssimo, who called Enron a "learning shock against all the neo-liberal arguments for our wallets and our minds".

Any exceptions to the calculated column formula, other than a formula deletion, will be clearly marked.