Sentence examples for most prominent exception from inspiring English sources

The most prominent exception is the issue of gay rights, which the court came late to embracing in Lawrence v.

It has applied nearly all the other provisions of the Bill of Rights to the states, leaving the Second Amendment as the most prominent exception.

The most prominent exception is the novelist Haruki Murakami's "What I Talk About When I Talk About Running," which manages to be neither inspirational nor aspirational nor descriptive.

The most prominent exception was Joe Seneca's "Talk to Me, Talk to Me," which Little Willie John made into a top-20 hit in 1958.

Of the few politicians who have said anything publicly, many have simply called for higher defence spending.The most prominent exception has been Boris Nemtsov, a liberal politician.

Check Point, with its headquarters here even though most of its 800 employees are stationed abroad, remains the most prominent exception -- one reason that Mr. Shwed, a vocal champion of Israeli registry, has such a following here.

The most prominent exceptions to this rule are aflatoxins, sunlight, involuntary tobacco smoking, and radon.

Xenophanes and Democritus are perhaps the most prominent apparent exceptions.

Last year, most major domestic carriers (Continental Airlines being a prominent exception) eliminated most food service in coach cabins on most domestic flights.

Seven cervical segments are standard and readily identifiable in mammals and seven to nine in most amniotes with the prominent exception of the extensive duplication and alteration of the cervico-thoracic region at the emergence of the avian winged archosaurs (birds).

The genomic inserts identified via sequencing of randomly picked clones prior to microarray experiments were among the most prominent regions identified, with the exception of the region of the gene encoding for topoisomerase IV subunit B, which was observed to grow slowly in the freezer stock recovery phase (data not shown).