Sentence examples for with very rare exceptions from inspiring English sources

In fact, with very rare exceptions, it didn't operate below the Mason-Dixon Line at all.

With very rare exceptions, humans will not spend their entire waking hours running.

— that they at least be considered in what was once, with very rare exceptions, the customary manner.

Hepatitis A, which is caused by a different virus, can be transmitted through food, but hepatitis B cannot, with very rare exceptions.

With very rare exceptions (Shane Meadows's This is England, for example, and the novels of David Peace) these areas of English society are unexplored.

With very rare exceptions (examples: Bedworth, Warwickshire and Long Eaton, Derbyshire) every British city and town is still served by a printed paper.

Nevertheless, with very rare exception, autocrats are not elected.

With very rare exception, we at Zogby follow the suggested rule of thumb to round off our poll numbers, but our clients occasionally choose to report beyond the decimal.

With very rare exception - like when the artwork has to be mounted - the street people who create the art get all the proceeds from the sale.

Emergency rooms, with very rare exception, will treat a life-threatening illness immediately.

The music last night – for that, let me remind everyone, was nominally what we were all there for – was again, with lovely but very rare exceptions, turbid.