Sentence examples for really an exception from inspiring English sources

The boyishly good-looking Mr. Roach is not really an exception, but he is a charmer.

It's really an exception when people reflect the condition of their living in their art here".

"I'm really an exception," said Ms. Heidenreich, a tall woman with long blond hair and bright blue eyes.

For most people, life insurance is not really an exception to this.

But this is really an exception; significant looks and pregnant pauses are more the rule.

A third provision, known as the independent contractor exception, is not really an exception to the waiver of immunity, but in practice acts as such by restricting to which employees the FTCA applies.

But Hopkins's Alien persona, and his continued excellence, makes it tempting to believe that he really is an exception to the rule: a fighter who can keep fighting without getting hurt.

This scenario analysis suggests a more serious study of these proposed implications for the kind of American "Exceptionalism" -- a core of which is our longstanding commitment to birthright citizenship -- which really is an exception compared to most countries, especially those in Europe.

The press secretary says she's proof, but really, she's an exception.

You can do so calmly and firmly: "I'm sad that you feel this way, but we really can't make an exception.

Why, if the incidence was really so low, would such an exception be a problem?