Sentence examples for exception to the many from inspiring English sources

Media censors took exception to "the many expensive Xboxes under one widow's Christmas tree".

The islands are a perennial exception to the many low rankings that international organizations, including Mr. Ibrahim's, give to nations on the continent for human rights and governing.

And as an added bonus to fans, the season premiere will be written by Stephen King. "Under the Dome" is based on King's novel, but some fans have taken exception to the many changes show runner Brian K. Vaughn has made to the story to adapt it to TV.

In an exception to the import ban, many health supplements contain glandular material from animals whose health status cannot be determined.

"You give me the impression you have lived in cloud cuckoo land," the official receiver told him, reprimanding Hart for his "delusions of grandeur" and taking exception to the fact that many of Hart's creditors were small tradesmen.

Now that playing fantasy sports has gone from the exception to the rule for many sports fans, Berry, 43, is a leading voice as ESPN's senior fantasy sports analyst.

Kendrick Lamar has been the exception to the rule in many regards throughout his life.

However, since additional knowledge has been garnered over the last several years, epistasis has passed from being considered the exception to the norm for many traits, and inter-gene interactions have been proven to account for a great proportion of the variability of complex traits, including isoflavones [ 14, 26, 27].

A colleague, who obviously took exception to the failure of so many students, "intermeddled in the exam marking process" (to use the exact words of the employment tribunal's judgment), "took possession of the resit exam papers and remarked them".

Like most liberal bloggers, she takes exception to the assumption by so many traditional journalists that their work is superior to that of bloggers when it comes to ferreting out the truth.

The Nordic region offers an interesting exception to the current malaise characterizing many European economies.