Sentence examples for modest exception from inspiring English sources

One modest exception to the Labor Department's generally dismal jobs report was in workers' wages.

A hesitant left-handed sketch on hotel stationery, a simple thank you to the gallery, brand new, is a modest exception.

There is, however, one modest exception to this rule.

The modest exception is the post-war song "Scorched Earth," the one tune that is vaguer and less rooted in specifics than the rest.

The one modest exception is a quiet ballad called "Watch The Moon" (Lucy Simon of The Secret Garden did the music and the lyrics are by the team of Michael Korie and Amy Powers).

Likewise, mouse Siglec-E and F bound strongly to TLR4, with Siglec-3 and H showing modest binding to TLR4, and no binding to TLR4 and Siglec-1, 2 and G. Comparisons between Figure 1A,E, and between Figure 1C,G, show that, with the modest exception of Siglec-7, recombinant TLR4 recapitulated the specificity of endogenous TLR4.

Modest exceptions include White God and Mommy.

It is the way the logic of a society excludes large numbers of people while allowing for a few modest exceptions from that group.

But the study also tracked the health outcomes of each group, and there the results were more surprising: With a few modest exceptions, the level of insurance had no significant effect on the participants' actual wellness.

Heart failure patients with DM received quality care measures to a similar degree, with a few modest exceptions.

While many of the bhakti poets were of modest origin, an exception was Mīrā Bāī, a princess of Jodhpur, who wrote her famous lyrics both in Hindi and Gujarati; the quality of her poetry, still very popular, is not as high, however, as that of Sūrdās.