Sentence examples for thought an exception from inspiring English sources

Given the content of, and the response to, this piece, we thought an exception was warranted.

Superhero adventures – much less sequels to superhero adventures – have never really been the Academy's cup of tea, but after Christopher Nolan's stylish, grimmed-up Batman adventure became a critical and commercial phenomenon in the summer of 2008, many pundits thought an exception was in order.

But I am, I think, an exception - obsessed with the history, the iconography and the obscurities of the record business.

I don't normally single out individuals but while he has been out so long I think an exception can be made for Paul Robinson on this occasion.

This was something I had long dreamed of, in large part because I dislike most musicals and thought "Newsies," an exception, would liven up Broadway, so when the show opened at the Papermill Playhouse in New Jersey, I almost went.

If anyone can think of an exception to the actors-shouldn't-make-music-rule, let us know in the comment box below.

To think otherwise is to suppose an exception to PSR. (Leibniz does allow that there are many human acts that appear to lack a sufficient reason. There are acts for which we cannot find a sufficient motive.

But Ina was thought to be an exception, and it wasn't clear what its existence meant.

"I even think there's an exception for television.

FRANCE "thinks it is an exception to free-market rules".

I don't think I'm an exception.