Sentence examples for with just a few exceptions from inspiring English sources

With just a few exceptions, it does not mince words.

Border controls in both countries enjoy cross-party support, with just a few exceptions.

But because coaches are better prepared — again, credit the studying of film — it is much harder to do that now, with just a few exceptions, Brandt said.

The basic hold-and-point pistol design has, with just a few exceptions, remained the same for almost a hundred years.

With just a few exceptions, those names are the sum total of my knowledge of who's representing the US at the Olympics.

I found it interesting that, with just a few exceptions, Friend's lengthy list of eager entrepreneurs and researchers are all middle-aged men captivated by the science of this endeavor which he describes in great detail.

With just a few notable exceptions, research supports the concept that red light cameras (RLCs) improve safety.

He is admirably abiding by his anti-lobby diktat in most administrative nominations (with just a few small exceptions); and yet, he is simultaneously handing over his most important policy initiatives, through Congress, to the very special interests he feigns to keeps at arm's-length, furnishing them with a golden opportunity to sabotage the types of real reform they fear most.

Angiosperms, for example, are similar to diatoms in both taxonomic diversity and geologic age, but with just a few noteworthy exceptions (Cai et al. 2008; Sloan et al. 2012), their plastid genomes are characterized by long-term evolutionary stasis (Jansen and Ruhlman 2012).

But at the end of the day, the Hollywood Foreign Press Association mostly gave out awards to the same white men it always does, with just a few exciting and notable exceptions.

With only a few exceptions, Treasurys are noncallable.