Sentence examples for quite an exception from inspiring English sources

I was quite an exception.

She is not quite a solitary exception, though, as Gardnar Mulloy won a Wimbledon doubles title at 43, but Navratilova's body does look in good shape and her performance may help dispel a few prejudices about age.

I'm sure we can all think of other examples (and probably quite a few exceptions. Hello haters!).

So Mr Merckle was not quite as much of an exception as he might have seemed, says Wolfgang Gerke, a finance professor at the Bavarian Finance Centre in Munich.

I usually avoid politics in my free time, but I'm quite excited to make an exception.

The way things apparently went at Soundview Healthcare Network is quite the exception -- in fact a Madoff-like effort, carefully and manipulatively played out over years.

Mayoral elections in Los Angeles are typically quite parochial affairs, and this year's outing is something of an exception.

This series would be his last use of color in text painting for quite a while, with the exception of a group of pictures based on scabrous racial jokes by the comedian Richard Pryor done in eye-aching complementaries (electric blue on bright red, etc).. Black and white would become the norm, and stenciling a primary expressive medium.

Ms. Andrabi, then, is quite the exception.

They persuaded him to return voluntarily to Jakarta to face trail.However, Mr Tambunan's return is quite the exception.

All this makes him quite the exception in Iganga, but across Uganda this young man is by no means a solo pioneer and his store is by no means unique.