Sentence examples for great exception is from inspiring English sources

The first great exception is Caesar's Commentaries, a political apologia in the guise of unvarnished narrative.

The great exception is the chapter in which the poet Jameson O'Maurigan writes to Mawrdew about her good friend Maria Callas's 1956 Metropolitan Opera debut.

The great exception is Georges Franju's "Eyes Without a Face" (1959), a genuinely frightening film that finds its horror in the human mind rather than any supernatural force.

The great exception is the Lodge at Red River Ranch (800-205-6343; www.redriverranch.com) near Torrey, at the gateway to Capitol Reef National Park.

The great exception is Poland, the only Western country known to have rejected swine flu vaccine and to have spent nothing to stop the pandemic, according to The Associated Press.

The great exception is the Shakers, who managed, throughout the hundred or so years of their flourishing, to make objects so magically austere that they continue to astonish our eyes and our sense of form long after the last Shakers stopped shaking.

(The great exception was the big money he and other top executives earned).

Many critics (including the English critics from Sir Philip Sidney to Matthew Arnold) accepted those rules, although few English poets the great exception was John Milton welcomed them.

The great exception was Robert Rossen, whose classic adaptation of Walter Tevis's novel The Hustler (1961) gave Newman his most complex early role and marked a turning point in his career.

Again the greatest exception is unit 6 which had low observational uncertainty (Figure 5) but high error associated with natural variance.

The greatest exception was Treasure Island: frightening, but in an exhilarating and positive way.