Sentence examples for stood as an exception from inspiring English sources

In this sense, it has stood as an exception to the objectifying gaze of his vintage existentialist texts.

Google stood as an exception, falling 2.0%, or $6.56, to $318.92, after its chief executive, Eric Schmidt Eric Schmidt, said the company is not immune to the recession.

This stands as a unique exception compared to all of the other outgroup combinations.

Sadly it stands as an exception rather than the watershed it should have been.

"My personal view is that Morocco may stand as an exception," says political scientist Mohamed Daadaoui, a Morocco specialist at Oklahoma City University.

The Government, on the other hand, argues that Rauscher stands as an "exception" to the rule in Ker only when an extradition treaty is invoked, and the terms of the treaty provide that its breach will limit the jurisdiction of a court.

"The Organizer" stands as an exception in Monicelli's long and rich career (he has 69 films to his credit and was working on documentaries up to the year of his death), replacing his cathartic cynicism with resignation and a realistic despair.

Thus, in the debate over the causes of economic success and failure, Argentina stands as an exception to many of the rules which seem to apply elsewhere, deepening the mystery.

The investment comes from Menlo Ventures, Khosla Ventures, Real Ventures and Atlas, and stands as an exception to the decidedly reserved climate for follow-on capital after a startup's seed round.

The 23rd Congressional District, however, stands as an exception.

However, this photograph stands as an exception to the bustling New York City scenes that compose this first section airports, zoos, Coney Island, and gatherings of all kinds.