Sentence examples for specifically except from inspiring English sources

"Not much about trains specifically, except a few.

The first is that "insurance policy" part doesn't refer to anything specifically except the concept of getting life insurance before you turn 40 years old.

On the stump, Mr. Kerry's jobs-health care-education message avoids citing minorities specifically except for a line about having fought alongside men of all races, regions and religions in Vietnam and seen "whites only" signs on drinking fountains in the South in 1963.

Specifically, except for graduate degrees, the payoffs to all other degrees, including the most populous bachelor's degree, are effectively discounted to zero.

Specifically, except for the three aforementioned areas, the alternating pattern did not actually make a significant appearance until a depth of 3000 4000 m is reached.

The maXTouch panels are currently found in a few announced products, though they wouldn't name any specifically except for the Wave (the Galaxy S is a guess of mine).

7 Title 28 §1447 d) specifically excepts certain civil rights actions from its bar; cf. §1443.

Such appointments are now subject to the civil service laws unless specifically excepted by those laws or by laws enacted subsequent to Executive Order 8743, Apr. 23, 1941, issued by the President pursuant to the Act of Nov. 26, 1940, ch.

The policy was found to be so 'uniform' in this interim period (id., 102 U.S. page 175) that the Court, in construing an 1853 Act governing public lands in California, held that a grant to California did not include mineral lands, although they were not specifically excepted.

Under federal tax law, taxpayers must report "all income from whatever source derived" unless specifically excepted (you'll find that rule at 26 U.S. Code §61).

When Hawaii became a state in 1959, Palmyra Atoll was specifically excepted, and to this day it's America's lone incorporated territory.