Sentence examples for seeming exception from inspiring English sources

These tunneling mammals sport what looks like a sixth digit on each front paw, a seeming exception to the rule limiting land vertebrates to 10 fingers.

Roger Pielke, Jr., credited the report authors for avoiding injections of spin — with one seeming exception: There was one interesting change related to the statement on the state of attribution with respect to normalized disaster losses.

Tumors occurring in the von Hippel-Lindau syndrome (VHL) pose a seeming exception to the "One disorder – One lineage" rule.

One seeming exception to this rule is that we recommend routinely conducting multivariable risk based analyses of trials with positive overall results and of negative trials in which the intervention has known harms (such as major surgery).

In sum, seeming exceptions of sortal classifiers allowing DE-insertion are instances where the DE-insertion coerces a perdurant reading.

The only seeming exceptions to this are amount of time spent with a patient and involving a patient in decision-making, but in this population, patients find these of lesser import than the quality of care itself.

"The Ministry of Special Cases" lives up to its title: its characters are so sweet, so literary in antecedent, that they seem exceptions to the grim rules of historical catastrophe.

Why should it seem exceptional, or an exception to the rule?

Lucent, however, seems an exception.

But such sentiments seemed the exception.

As simple as it seems, this exception has rarely been employed.