Sentence examples for with the exception of what from inspiring English sources

Triton's mass is now known to be only a small fraction of the previously accepted value and its surface to be icy and highly reflective, in contrast to the Moon's dark surface, which is devoid of water and other volatile components (with the exception of what is interpreted as water ice on the floors of craters near its poles).

With the exception of what's on the screen, Nitehawk Cinema has almost nothing in common with other movie theaters.

"You can't change it and you can't modify it - with the exception of what you can do in the cloud.

People may build expensive homes here, but, with the exception of what they spend on boats, no one flaunts their wealth.

The supposed spy shots do not reveal much of the D60's successor (perhaps called the D5000) we haven't covered over the last few months with the exception of what appears to be a movable, and perhaps live, LCD screen.

One contributing factor is that Zynga hasn't really launched that many titles on mobile platforms this part quarter, with the exception of "What's The Phrase".

With the exception of MSF, what neither the relief world, nor the UN, nor Geldof have ever come to terms with is that the Mengistu regime - ousted in 1991 - also committed mass murder in the resettlement programme in which Live Aid monies were used and in which NGOs using Live Aid funds were active.

To show balance, he suggested that the list of winners of the awards was the best-kept secret in America - "with the possible exception of what George W Bush did in the 70s" (a reference to the question the Texas governor is often asked about whether in his youth he had used recreational substances not manufactured by Nike).

I've eaten everything I can think of with the exception of bugs… What's the best New York City restaurant that no one talks about?

With the exception of sinking islands, what drives much supposedly environmental displacement is its interaction with a range of other social, economic and political factors.

Many have just a few goods on display and, with the exception of outstanding cheesecake, what they do show off rarely looks that appetising.