Sentence examples for with the single exception that from inspiring English sources

Underneath the pieces was an identical world, with the single exception that it had all been renewed.

Beyond this, the coercive influences themselves continued throughout the period between the first confession and the last, with the single exception that Malinski was given back his clothing.

The nature of the case, as supposed, is identical with that of the case as actually presented in the bill, with the single exception that the state is not named as a defendant.

I used to trade bonds at JPMorgan, and I can tell you that what our customers do is exactly the same as what I used to do in my previous life, with the single exception that where I had to pour over balance sheets and income statements, they pour over form and team-sheets.

The testing procedures were identical to those described in Experiment 1 with the single exception that the rats in Cohort 2 only received 10 trials in their first test of object recognition after surgery.

The baseline characteristics of the patients who were missing or lost to follow-up did not differ significantly from the overall baseline characteristics of patients who completed the interventions, with the single exception that drop-outs in the individual group had higher weight (114.0 kg versus 95.0 kg, p < 0.05) and waist circumference (120.2 kg versus 106.1 kg, p < 0.05) than completers.

Could Mr Blair end up the single exception that will prove the rule?

All the ratio outliers, with a single exception that had low intensities in both experiments, were also present in the set of sequences selected based on z.

The Peruta decision noted early colonial and state laws that barred or restricted concealed carry, as well as various state court rulings in cases challenging those laws, all of which (with a single exception that was later reversed) upheld state restrictions.

However, all the mouths of the Nile, with the single exception of that at Canopus, are obviously artificial and not natural.

"The OECD found that differences between English schools in levels of mathematical achievement were far larger than in any of the 10 other countries studied, including Scotland, with the single exception of Switzerland". That commission specifically warned about the potential damage caused by Kenneth Baker's introduction, five years earlier, of an effective market in school places.