Sentence examples for glaring exceptions to from inspiring English sources

Colombia and Mexico stand out as glaring exceptions to this trend.

Fourth, even if we could agree on a definition of the phrase in commercial terms, business life offers glaring exceptions to the rule.

But those teachers weren't thinking about the glaring exceptions to that rule -- the white mother with her cocoa-skinned children, or the African-American mother, like me, with her vanilla baby.

There is, however, one glaring exception to this rule – Muslims.

There is one glaring exception to Mr. Hughes's conservative credentials: his occupation.

(A glaring exception to the new and improved is the airport's taxi service).

It is hard not to see in Mr. Bourdieu's own career a glaring exception to his sociological rules.

The one glaring exception to that has been Pope Francis, with polls regularly showing him among the leaders most respected by Americans.

You might expect there to be one glaring exception to the generalisations above – men who are struggling to conceive with their partners.

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.

This is true for the most part, but Clostridium difficile (C. diff) infections — a major cause of hospital, clinic, and now community-acquired infections — are the glaring exception to this rule.