Sentence examples for make any exception from inspiring English sources

We are not going to make any exception and will also deduce the resistivity within the framework of Bloch-Gruneisen theory.

It does not make any exception for ritual sacrificers and professional warrior-hunters.

That Shulevitz doesn't make any exception in her screed for rape victims (or those of any other trauma) with PTSD is bizarre, given how conclusively PTSD has been recognized and defined in the past three decades and how widespread it is acknowledged to be.

In the case of Knight Capital, regulators appeared to agree, declining to make any exceptions for the firm.

"Everybody is bound by these policies on eBay so we are unable to make any exceptions for this listing regardless of where the bidding got to," she said.

Once politicians make any exceptions to wiping the slate clean, they are on a slippery slope, because those benefiting from the next most popular deduction will be standing in line demanding an exception, too.

"I'm accepting the policy as it applies to me because I knew it was in place and I don't expect anyone to make any exceptions," he said.

Zhou: History... proves that Taiwan has belonged to China for more than 1,000 years -- a longer period than Long Island has been a part of the U.S.... Therefore, in recognizing China the U.S. must... recognize the P.R.C. as the sole legitimate government of China and not make any exceptions.

"You won't make any exceptions for rape, you won't make any exceptions for incest in this and you are proffering divine intervention as the reason why you won't do that," he said.

To make any exceptions, even in the past -- and in certainly a horrid situation -- means exceptions can be made in the future.

To make any exceptions, even in the past and in a horrid situation, means exceptions can be made in the future.