Sentence examples for glaring exception of from inspiring English sources

WITH the glaring exception of Ron Paul, most of the Republicans who want to be president agree on one thing.

There is one glaring exception, of course.

With the glaring exception of the troubled, potentially disastrous bank bailout plan that could undercut any economic recovery, the Obama administration deserves at least an A- when it comes to taking action on behalf of workers.

The relationship between the U.S. and China is fundamentally stronger than it has been in years, with the glaring exception of China's opposition to tougher sanctions on Iran.

Mr Fresco and Mr Cantarella want the group to compete wherever it can be among the world's leading firms, and are prepared, with the glaring exception of cars, to jettison businesses that fail to meet that standard.

Mr. Angelides is expected to get most of the Latino vote and has endorsements from several high-ranking elected Latino Democrats, with the glaring exception of Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa of Los Angeles, a Democrat and Mexican-American.

This has left health care as the glaring exception to the pattern of policy innovation I discussed in Sunday's column: The party's populists have been willing to take interesting risks on a variety of issues, but on health care it's mostly just been "repeal, repeal, repeal" with entirely-insufficient gestures offered as replacements.

"Everybody likes to make money, and we are kind of a glaring exception to the industry in how fast we've made it, but this is not about egos or money," he says, simultaneously dividing his attention among the television, the prospective Preakness entrants on his computer screen, his e-mail and the interviewer across the desk.

Not very: the international community remains very wary of border changes to accommodate ethnic allegiance, although Kosovo is the glaring exception to that rule, increasing the likelihood of future exceptions.

But there is one glaring exception to that trend; the Department of Defense's (DOD) use of commercial intelligence contractors.

The one glaring exception to that brighter picture is the west side of the San Joaquin Valley, which includes the sprawling Westlands Water District.