Sentence examples for seemed an exception from inspiring English sources

While consulting the construction archives for other RC public buildings built in the period after the adoption of KTP-89, these classes of concrete and steel seemed an exception rather than the case.

Lucent, however, seems an exception.

Hints by senior princes at further reform have yet to be translated into action.Kuwait, where an exuberant general election is under way, seems an exception.

Or is the average reader simply getting older?Suze Orman's personal-money guide, boosted to number one by Oprah Winfrey, might seem an exception.

Mr. Khairullah does seem an exception -- most Afghans, in scores of recent interviews, said they still supported the United States military as a guarantor of stability and economic growth.

He said: "I'm gonna miss book club!" There's a lot of reminiscing in the book – are you a sentimental person Not really, but for some reason Matlock [in Derbyshire, where Isy grew up] seems an exception.

Moral behavior seems an exception.

But this seems an exception that proves the rule the reason standing in line can't be improved upon is because it is all idea.

The suspension of Mr. Adams's account seemed like an exception to Twitter rules based on a corporate relationship.

Their acquisition of Republic Property Trust for $900 million in 2007 seemed like an exception to this.

You can still buy it in France on Amazon, but it seems like an exception.