Sentence examples for fair except for the from inspiring English sources

The din inside the Metropolitan Pavilion in Chelsea recently was that of any crowded trade fair, except for the snippets of music that wove in and out of the roar of voices.

I am one of many journalists who, in recent years, has tried to parse this reputation, and one of a perhaps smaller number to find that, despite an influx of crunkers and party hounds from all over the world, the sentiment isn't quite fair, except for the bit about the weather.

But a discombobulated musical with a dopey, desperate plot and routine songs is all there is, and just what it has to do with the World's Fair, except for a reference here (the Kodak Pavilion) and a song there ("This World's Fair") many people might like to know.

The second observation is that the predictive performance of individual texture and kinetic parameters did not exceed the level fair, except for parameters homogeneity and inverse difference moment whose performance level is evaluated as good.

The conduct of the elections appears largely free and fair except for reports of violence and rigging in Karachi.

The patient's general condition was fair except for mild to moderate anasarca, which was partially relieved with salt-free albumin and diuretics.

For three hours, Mr. Greene, 33, did just about everything at the fair except attend to the task at hand.

Q. Are people taking this advice -- to turn to these traditional favorites that have lagged so badly? A. There's been a fair amount of skepticism because, except for the drugs, these companies have been delivering disappointing earnings.

* "At the Chicago World's Fair" – Used in all stage productions except for the Harold Prince 1994 revival, it was omitted from all the film versions, but an instrumental version was performed in the 1936 film.

Today, there is good, slashing fun over at Vanity Fair for everybody except the publishers and inspectors of the Michelin Guide.

The correlation was fair for the item standing posture and ranged from poor to fair for the item head position, except in the case of one evaluator, where the agreement was moderate for both items.