Sentence examples for tiny exception from inspiring English sources

In the Christian world, with the tiny exception of the Vatican, clerics have no urge to rule anybody.

"The law is written to say that in limited circumstances a very tiny exception to copyright law is created," Young continued.

The sole, tiny exception is the United Arab Emirates, where the current minister of the interior happens to be a commoner, but more by accident than by egalitarian design.The Gulf's ruling families are big.

But after 30 years of Microsoft, there's very little context or back story, with the tiny exception of the curious site Folklore.org which has gathered some experiences of the people who built the first Apple Macintosh.

By blasting the tiny exception in the UIGEA a mile wide, the daily fantasy industry will have served a valuable purpose if it spurs Congress to enact a sound legislative scheme to authorize and oversee the vast sports betting market.

With two tiny exceptions (see article), states cast their votes in a block for whichever candidate wins the most votes there.This means the overall popular vote is much less important than the vote in a dozen or so states where the race is particularly close.

The problem? Except for a tiny handful of exceptions, the list of what's to come was just a pile of text sans visual examples.

Yet we all know that, with perhaps a tiny minority of exceptions, the rhetoric and annual reports are far from real.

The sole exception is tiny Tunisia.

Yet with the exception of tiny pressure groups, probation officers and one MP - Lynne Jones, the Labour member for Selly Oak - nobody is particularly concerned.

Burton was driving a car that, with the exception of tiny decals on the front left quarter-panel, was as stark white as a washer and dryer.