Sentence examples for inevitable exceptions from inspiring English sources
WITH generalizations come inevitable exceptions.
There are the inevitable exceptions - a cat-owning friend has a wonderfully affectionate feline who loves nothing more than cuddling up on her owner's lap.
The law could merely state that prop trading is illegal at banks backed by the government, and not explain what the inevitable exceptions and exemptions would be.
Wherever Alastair Cook turned the runs flowed – with the inevitable exception of a five-over spell from Stokes before lunch.
With the wearyingly inevitable exception of the top four or five, this Premier League season has unfolded like a David Lynch film: the more we see, the less we understand.
And with good reason: for all their problems, rich-country banks are generally (with the inevitable exception of Japan) in not too bad a shape.Before the latest rally, sparked in part by talk that Germany's Deutsche Bank was sniffing around America's Bankers Trust, the collapse in share prices had been dramatic and unexpected.
In Nix v. Williams (1984), the court created an "inevitable discovery" exception to the Miranda requirements, under which a confession obtained in violation of Miranda is still admissible in a criminal prosecution if it appears that evidence from the confession would ultimately have been discovered as police continued to investigate the case.
You see guys from Amsterdam kind of eyeing the exits, girls from Tokyo wondering when the conversation is going to get fun again, couples from New York awaiting the inevitable polite exception: "well, New York isn't really America…" You see girls who had joined the group to escape poorly-crafted Albanian come-ons ("Is for now… not for marry…") filter back to their would-be suitors.
Although such associations have been found, they are probabilistic rather than inevitable, with the exception of familial AD.
The vast majority of Peace Corps volunteers that I knew in China behaved responsibly, but there were a few exceptions, which is inevitable when young people are far from home.
Now, civil rights advocates are asking how the state plans to mitigate the inevitable confusion over the new exceptions, after all that was done to tell voters about the photo ID rule in the first place.
