Sentence examples for exceptions both from inspiring English sources

(Harry Bertoia and Isamu Noguchi were exceptions; both were sculptors who designed their pieces for Knoll).

Historians generally cite two exceptions, both in Chicago, where candidates benefited from a home state advantage.

Of course, there were exceptions – both King Edward VII and his son George V had at least one tattoo.

With few exceptions, both sides have tended to respect the wishes of party leaders when it comes to primaries.

There are exceptions, both with girls who show more boyish symptoms and boys who show more girl-like symptoms.

But there were notable exceptions: both Manhattan Theater Lab High School and the FDNY High School for Fire and Life Safety, which opened in 2004, got F's.

Lee is the exception, both because his character is written with a quirk or two and because he is such a dynamic performer.

On the drive back to Boise, I thought about why Heath's farm remained the exception, both in Idaho and elsewhere.

The smell of these hormone-sick unguents is, without exception, both sanitary and cloying, and remarkably like those cardboard fruit deodorizers that livery service drivers hang on their rearview mirrors.

Steve McQueen's "Shame" may be the one exception: both Michael Fassbender, as Brandon, a despondent sex addict, and Carey Mulligan, as his unstable sister, Sissy, bare all – Ms. Mulligan in her very first moment on screen.

Similarly, most countries have ruled out the use of chemical weapons as too nasty for the battlefield (though Iraq has already proved one exception, both in its war with Iran and in its determination to suppress its own Kurdish population).