Sentence examples for something of an exception from inspiring English sources
But he is something of an exception.
USAA is something of an exception, though.
Lukoil has seemed something of an exception.
The United States, however, is something of an exception.
All of which makes Christopher Kane something of an exception.
The character of Billie is something of an exception.
A new study in Pediatrics is something of an elegant exception, and all the more so for being carried out in children.
Without a roof, Boré is something of a Algeria Street exception - most of the other restaurants have rooftop terraces over the summer months.
College has long been touted as, "the best four years of your life!" Actually earning a college degree in four years, however, is something of an aberration more the exception than the rule.
Egypt is something of a Middle Eastern exception.
But it's clear that Macy's, at least, is paying close attention to keeping its market vibrant – and full – and doing a good job keeping things moving for something that is more of an exception within its operations than the rule.
