Sentence examples for lifetime with the exception of from inspiring English sources

"We have basically put everything back as it was during Doris Duke's lifetime, with the exception of one enormous 16th-century Spanish carpet".

"This is the most urgent time for our feeding programs in our lifetime, with the exception of the Depression," he said.

He benefited tremendously from his social connections, but this cost him the esteem of other architects during his lifetime, with the exception of Stanford White, who was 19 years Mizner's senior and no shrinking violet himself.

No one else quite like him had appeared in my lifetime, with the exception of Gandhi.

40%to61%1% of all occupational groups reported having had experienced LBP in their lifetime with the exception of the five traditional Chinese medicine practitioners working in the metropolitan hospitals who indicated that they never experienced LBP.

A greater proportion of dating girls in comparison to non-dating girls reported engaging in all sexual behaviours recently and in their lifetime with the exception of heavy petting and anal sex in the past three months for which there were no statistically significant differences.

Prevalence rates for parental depression, anxiety disorders, substance dependence, and antisocial behaviour were comparable to CIDI-DSM-IV lifetime rates (with the exception of paternal anxiety and substance use abuse which were lower) [ 4].

All measures used referred to the lifetime of the child, with the exception of withdrawal/depression problems, which were applied to assess the last six months.

After Mr. Jackson introduced the governor, Mr. Davis thanked him by calling him "the strongest voice on civil rights in my lifetime, with the possible exception of Dr. King".

All samples met the DSM-IV diagnostic criteria for lifetime AN or lifetime 'eating disorder not otherwise specified', with the exception of the requirement for amenorrhoea.

All these associations remained significant in a second model additionally adjusted for lifetime number of sexual partners, with the exception of number of marriages.