Sentence examples for odd exception from inspiring English sources

Taxis are the odd exception.

There's just the odd exception.

There was the odd exception: a £13 subscription to a gardening magazine, for instance.

Even their notoriously sniffy critics in the music press seemed, with the odd exception, unusually muted.

But no one (with the odd exception of George Will) takes Santorum's presidential ambitions seriously.

The reviews, with the odd exception, were extraordinary; not merely favourable but adoring.

And, with the odd exception, such as that plaice, to hyperlocality.

Less dramatic than the letter, perhaps, but far more aesthetically pleasing (with the odd exception).

But then a country that is hypersensitive about issues of sovereignty makes a very odd exception for North Korea.

How fitting that statist Europe should challenge America on its odd exception to its usual free-market rules.

Voguish though it has become, Szechuan cooking remains a rarity outside London (barring the odd ­exception, notably the Red Chilli chain).