Sentence examples for striking exception is from inspiring English sources

The most striking exception is the stretch of six and a half tranquil miles that run through this Hudson River hamlet in Putnam County, just north of Westchester.

The one striking exception is the Leyla ü Mecnun (Leylā and Mejnūn) of Mehmed bin Süleyman Fuzuli, written in the 16th century.

But, although Coleman's score has the jazzy feel of 1940s film noir, the songs seem to adorn the action rather than spring organically from it (a striking exception is You Can Always Count On Me, buoyantly delivered by Rebecca Trehearn).

What makes the Pit (328 West Davie Street, Raleigh; 919-890-4500; www.thepit-raleigh.com) a striking exception is Ed Mitchell, the legendary master of the eastern North Carolina art form of whole hog cooking.

The striking exception is the role of the maniacal Aunt Lydia (the soprano Helen Todd), whose jagged coloratura flights make her seem a sci-fi cousin of Mozart's avenging Queen of the Night.

A striking exception is that of most of the Australian acacias (but not of the American kinds) mentioned above, in which the compound leaves have become modified, losing all their leaflets and appearing to be undivided, or simple.

The striking exception was Dr. Norman Shumway's program at Stanford University in California.

A striking exception was HK20, which neutralized 17/20 pseudoviruses in the HOS-based assay, but only 3/46 pseudoviruses in the TZM-bl based assay.

A striking exception was Par.

A striking exception was GC-1, which displayed a punctate pattern in the outer segment layer with no distinct signal in rod ciliary extensions.

A striking exception are the four members of Subfamily II (PLL8-PLL11), which showed a similar expression pattern localized predominately to pollen and stamens (see Additional file 1).