Sentence examples for like except that from inspiring English sources

He's so easy to like — except that his politics are just a teensy bit heartless.

The closest analogy, Thombre told me, is to Netflix, which uses a similar process to suggest movies you might like — "except that the movie doesn't have to like you back".

It made you wonder what the office Christmas party would be like, except that Mr. Greenwald was speaking from Brazil and Mr. Treviño from Texas.

We don't know her name, nor what she looks like, except that she has acne scarring and so has hidden her face throughout her adult life.

When she got home that night she told her mother that she had forgotten what he looked like, except that he was as tall as their front doorway.

It's far too early to guess what next year's Into The Woods will be like – except that it's a Disney live-action film about fairytales that's got Johnny Depp in it, so let's not hold our breath – but at least now we know what some of it will look like.

(Adds his stepmother, whom Oscar would really like to seduce: "Except that Oscar hasn't graduated").

So he unveiled what he called "Obama in Pee Pee," which was just about what it sounded like -- except that Obama was in a jar filled with beer, technically, making it a whole lot less shocking.

It's like that except that Annie is making a sign for each letter in a word, and Helen is feeling the signs with her own hands".

Moon Marble is vaguely PacMan-like, except that you tilt a cube to guide your star-eating ball through the mazes.

The rich team that is always good that no one likes except people from that city and/or bandwagon fans.