Sentence examples for with a handful of exceptions from inspiring English sources

With a handful of exceptions, the Hollywood Foreign Press handed out nominations to a number of films and performances that SAG voters ignored – and vice versa – further scrambling a race that has thus far been hard to read. .

Except that, with a handful of exceptions, these academics stopped teaching or researching decades ago and now bob about from campus to campus: cutting here, screwing things up there before moving on to the next debacle.

A. With a handful of exceptions, college presidents today are recruited to be stewards, not leaders.

With a handful of exceptions, neither favored identifying new constitutional rights where none existed before.

It was, with a handful of exceptions, the Mara who died at El Porvenir.

In television, independent producers have virtually disappeared in the last decade, with a handful of exceptions.

The same goes for any musical performance, instrumental or otherwise, that has been rendered in a proper studio — although, interestingly, with just a handful of exceptions, the isolated-track wormhole echoes only with disembodied human voices.

What is true is that the Man Booker prize is rarely won by genuinely challenging fiction – the list of past winners is mostly a roll-call of already successful authors with healthy sales, writing in what might be called the mainstream, with only a handful of exceptions (Keri Hulme in 1985, for example).

And with only a handful of exceptions, it has been.

With only a handful of exceptions, business schools from outside Europe and North America have failed to make an impact on the world stage.

With only a handful of exceptions, SoBe night life since the area's revival has been about serious partying, not serious eating.