Sentence examples for one remarkable exception from inspiring English sources

One remarkable exception was when he chronicled a meeting with his boss on or about June 12, in which Libby wrote that Cheney told him that he learned from the CIA that Wilson's wife worked at the agency.

With one remarkable exception, their responses ranged from feeble to dismal.

One remarkable exception to this rule is found in Drosophila.

There is one remarkable exception in the order of Diptera or 'true flies'.

One remarkable exception is the Trametopsis cervina LiP that has a tyrosine residue involved in catalysis [ 41].

One remarkable exception is the unique presence of the putative quorum-sensing TCS-15 (ComP/CmpR) in the only serotype f blood isolate, S. mutans NCTC11060.

There was one noteworthy exception.

(See one noteworthy exception).

Written in a witty and sparkling style, Gordon's memoir tracks more than two decades of encounters with therapists who, with the exception of one remarkable healer, were variously remote, inappropriately involved or downright peculiar.

There is, however, one remarkable family that is an exception: the three-generational KE family from London, England, that has been extensively studied by geneticists.

Writer explains a major operatic career usually lasts about 25 years, but one of the remarkable exceptions is Leonie Rysanek, who was recently in town to sign 2 performances of Sieglinde in the Metropolitan Opera's production of "Die Walkure --a role she first performed in 1951--and to appear at Carnegie Hall in a concert version of Janacek's "Jenufa".