Sentence examples for lot of exceptions from inspiring English sources
As he had told me a few days before, "I don't see any way to respect religious freedom except to make a lot of exceptions from laws that apply to everybody else" — say, by permitting members of the Native American Church to ingest peyote.
(Carter tends to treat believers of all persuasions almost generically, as coequal "religionists"). As he had told me a few days before, "I don't see any way to respect religious freedom except to make a lot of exceptions from laws that apply to everybody else"—say, by permitting members of the Native American Church to ingest peyote.
These proposals are weakened by a lot of exceptions.
One problem with this principle, as Merry admits, is that there are a lot of exceptions.
"There are a lot of exceptions to the rules in this offense, I think we've got some intelligent guys and they care to learn.
"The problem is not that those exceptions are going bad — you don't have a lot of exceptions in the pools," said Ronald F. Greenspan, a senior managing director at FTI Consulting, which has worked on the bankruptcies of many mortgage lenders.
Countries such as India and Indonesia want lots of exceptions for their farm goods.
"If the U.S. delays this indefinitely, or starts having lots of exceptions, I think the global standards will be damaged," he said.
Yes, there are lots of exceptions, but too many experienced employees are trapped in the easy-money past and have stopped trying to keep up.
Among the differences between the two sites: InsureMyTrip.com presents details about each policy in a format that's easier to read and understand -- which is important when buying insurance, where lots of exceptions lurk in the fine print.
Sure, there are lots of exceptions, like Tami Taylor, the self-possessed working mom of "Friday Night Lights," or Hannah Horvath, the outspoken memoirist of "Girls," or the intelligent women of "Mad Men," whose struggles and flaws at least parallel those of the men swarming around them.
