Sentence examples for one prominent exception from inspiring English sources

One prominent exception is the Muslim "scholar", Anwar al-Aulaqi.

The American series has been such a success that all the major TV buyers around the world have taken it up, with one prominent exception: Britain.

One prominent exception was the title track from "Hey Eugene!" A picaresque tale set in an East Village bar it featured some superficially soulful horn parts and background vocals by Tracey Harris.

One prominent exception includes the Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA), which uses an ANOVA-like approach to examine item-by-country interactions (OECD [2012]).

Kerber's draw is a good one, with one prominent exception: She could face Venus Williams in the third round.

Thus, the one prominent exception to the "no bump" rule may have had less to do with perceptions of the speech itself and more about how the speech fit into the context of a larger event.

One very prominent exception is Walmart, which has been attracting increasing numbers of Hispanics to their stores by integrating them into all facets of its business, including merchandising, marketing, operations, and community outreach programs.

The one big exception: humans.

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.

Their journalists (with one or two prominent exceptions, such as Roger Harrabin) know nothing about the countryside and care even less.

After the war, nearly every state (the Soviet Union was the most prominent exception) was a democracy and one, the most culturally and politically advanced of them all, had an exemplary constitution and a resplendent bouquet of political parties.