Sentence examples for said with the exception from inspiring English sources

"They all deserve the guillotine," he said — with the exception of Mr. Borisov.

He has spoken to Snowden nearly "every day for the last four months," he said, with the exception of two weeks that Snowden spent in a Moscow airport.

In fact, he said, with the exception of a few recent coinages like LOL, "virtually all the commonly used ones can be found in English a century ago".

Film attendance has declined in recent years, he said, with the exception of an uptick last year thanks to the arrival of digital and 3-D.

Sir Menzies Campbell, the former Lib Dem leader, said: "With the exception of some courageous individuals, the Conservative party supported the ill-conceived military action against Saddam Hussein.

All 8,500 of London's buses were now fully wheelchair-accessible, he said (with the exception of some heritage Routemaster buses, for tourists) and all taxis.

But, as Ms Kabir says, "with the exception of inheritance laws, we are much better off than Pakistan".

She received a letter from her local hospital, in Cambridge, saying, "With the exception of the brain, all organs were returned to the body prior to the funeral".

Few physicians are trained to look at the patient as a whole, Montgomery says, with the exception of generalists like internists and pediatricians.

Almost all the characters are in some way extensions of herself, she says, with the exception of Viv, the one straight character, whom she found most difficult to write.

After listing some civil rights-era black leaders, she says: "With the exception of John Lewis, I couldn't imagine any of them making a career in politics in today's Atlanta.