Sentence examples for really except for from inspiring English sources
We like everything about letters, really, except for the trouble it takes to actually write them.
There was no one left, really, except for the security guards overlooking the slots, in the sweltering heat of an un-air-conditioned glass box in high summer.
She took Baker's incredible new work and lived it so fully that I was at a lost for words, really, except for two: Thank you.
That a couple of them were smoking is neither here nor there, really, except for the contrast their carefree air pointed up with the cooped-up, miserable England of the tournament thus far.
It's basically just a shortcut to the actual camera, so there's nothing special about it, really, except for the convenience of having it there if you needed it.
No one was really except for Joe Adler who spoke for a couple of minutes.
The most frequent curbside thing I have to deflect, and say OK, we need paperwork for this, is: "This patient fits the study really well, except for this one really little glitch.
I never really felt any of those bands were really psychedelic, except for maybe the early Green on Red stuff, when it was really keyboard-drenched, and the first Salvation Army record, but really no one else.
"Nothing's really changed, except for location".
Nothing has really changed except for the fact my swing got longer".
There were all kinds of signatures on it, though none that he could really recognize except for Joe Morgan and Pete Rose.
