Sentence examples for exceptions tend from inspiring English sources

The homes, with notable exceptions, tend to be modest.

The exceptions tend to be masculinised to the extent that men aren't attracted to them".

Slavic players in general (there are exceptions) tend to like the pastures of Italian, Spanish, and German football more where technique is emphasized.

Even the country's infamous, mafia-like Yakuza tend to forgo guns; the few exceptions tend to become big national news stories".

The exceptions tend to jump out at her. "One winter jacket -- it would have been just a basic jacket, but it had a great orange lining," Ms. Cassarino recalled.

By the end of the competition, the exceptions tend to vanish because more matches have been played, reducing exceptions.At the group stage, we had 11 of 16 predictions correct according to sportingintelligence.com, outperforming many predictive models by others.

The exceptions tended to do one of two things.

Theroux thinks it is rare for old writers to write well, the few exceptions tending to be women - Muriel Spark and Nadine Gordimer, both in their 80s, "are extraordinary", he says.

Correction for practices' exclusion of certain patients as exceptions tended to increase the strength of estimated associations.

The plots of all his films, almost without exception, tend to be either "look what a badass the Rock is!" or "the Rock is a hilarious fish out of water!" And even as himself he's not always convincing.

With few exceptions, they tend to be too self-important, too polemical, too grim or too at odds with my experiences in the field.