Sentence examples for little except for from inspiring English sources
Since then, it has changed little except for acquiring an increasing proportion of loanwords, mainly from Arabic.
Village architecture changed little, except for the addition of ball courts similar to those of the Maya.
Detmer, in his sixth N.F.L. season, has played little, except for a 1-4 stretch in 1998, when the Eagles were putting together an atrocious 3-13 season.
The Republicans gave up very little except for their unconscionable stance of holding up all other Congressional action until they ensured that the richest Americans keep their tax cuts.
Layden is an elusive subject, avoiding direct answers when he can and willing to admit to little except for the Knicks' 3-7 record at the time of the interview.
But his face revealed little, except for a moment when prosecutors played a videotape of a now-famous appearance in Kosovo in 1987 just as he was coming to power in Serbia.
He plans to snip every budget a little — except, of course, for untouchables like security forces and pensions.
After the author realizes that he's "consumed little except beer" for 48 hours, "even Roger looked wrecked".
About this, the government can do little except wait for the dollar to weaken; in a largely dollarised economy, a devaluation would cause carnage.
About his personal crisis I know little except that for a few years, in the early 1980s, Dennis claims to have made no art.
She has little history except for her erotic history, little temperament apart from undifferentiated lust.
