Sentence examples for exception to anything from inspiring English sources
Without taking exception to anything that Sachs said in his address, there are fully adequate justifications for efforts to improve priority setting in the face of severely shortages of resources.
Of course there are still writers such as John Humphrys and Lynne Truss who take strong and often witty exception to the anything-goes-as-long-as-meaning-is-clear attitude, but Horobin argues that no serious linguist would.
"This board runs this company, and I would take exception to CtW saying anything negative about this board," he said, his voice rising slightly.
"You can find an exception to confidentiality in pretty much anything one would discuss".
The only exception to the embargo should be "anything that allows funds to go directly from people in the United States to people in Cuba [and] opportunities to have some interchanges," he added.
Ms. Moore took exception to the notion that there was anything remotely subversive about the film.
The one exception to the lead card being able to be anything is that the lead card cannot be a Heart until Hearts have been "broken".
But in the third video, Google's Vic Gundotra takes exception to the idea that enterprise apps mimicking consumer apps is anything new.
But few contemporary poets regard rock lyrics with anything close to critical admiration.Paul Muldoon may be the exception to this rule.
Although I generally don't like anything "canned" or "artificial," a voice mail message is an exception to this rule.
