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Sentences ending with exceptions

It is so with all things, little or big, majestic or trivial--there are no exceptions. [5]
The young man knows the rules, but the old man knows-the exceptions. [3]
He knew that his every decision would be approved by them all with very few exceptions. [2]
But I'm not going to be one of the exceptions. [4]
Always--there are no exceptions. [5]
There are always exceptions. [4]
Some Russians even did that, but they were exceptions. [2]
There are, of course, exceptions. [4]

Short sentences using exceptions

We make no exceptions here. [10]

Sentences containing exceptions two or more times

Mr. Wallace admits that there are, as might have been expected, some exceptions to his two rules, but it is a question whether the exceptions are not so numerous as seriously to invalidate them. [1]

More example sentences with the word exceptions in them

Yet, thoroughly imbued with a reverence for the guaranteed rights of individuals, I was slow to adopt the strong measures which by degrees I have been forced to regard as being within the exceptions of the Constitution, and as indispensable to the public safety. [7]
Judkins and Venters were the exceptions she called to mind. [13]
I should like to know, if taking this old Declaration of Independence, which declares that all men are equal upon principle, and making exceptions to it, where will it stop? [7]
With two or three exceptions he copies none of those devotional poems which have attracted devout souls.--His poetical sympathies are shown in the fact that one third of the selections are from the seventeenth century. [6]
In like manner the same form of transmission has generally prevailed under nature throughout the same groups, although marked exceptions to this rule occur. [1]
Some exceptions to the rule, either real or apparent, must be noticed, as the case of Hypopyra. [1]
Ruth's home, by the intervention of Philip, was in a family--one of the rare exceptions in life or in fiction--that had never known better days. [5]
On its river-side the houses and streets were brilliant, but on the hill-slope lay, with but few more respectable exceptions, miserable, poverty-stricken huts constructed of acacia-boughs and Nile-mud. [10]
It did not take a great deal of courage to be a Republican in our city, and I was brought up to believe that Democrats were irrational, inferior, and--with certain exceptions like the Hollisters--dirty beings. [9]
Inasmuch, therefore, as some of them boldly advocate direct taxation, and all the rest--or so nearly all as to make exceptions needless--refuse to adopt the tariff, we think it is doing them no injustice to class them all as advocates of direct taxation. [7]
And there are some exceptions to this general material prosperity, in its result to the working classes. [4]
Leaving out the phenomenal exceptions, the nice shades that separate the skilful ones show how closely their brains approximate,--almost as closely as chronometers. [6]
With but one or two important exceptions, our assay business now consists simply of the gleanings of the vicinity. [5]
If it would only send away its first-rate men, instead of its second-rate ones, (no offence to the well-known exceptions, of which we are always proud,) we should be spared such epigrammatic remarks as that which the gentleman has quoted. [6]
Life in the office continued, with one or two exceptions, the even tenor of its way. [9]
With few exceptions Northern authors were not read in the South, and the literary movement of its neighbors, such as it was, from 1820 to 1860, scarcely affected it. [4]
Quiet being restored, Mr. Billings requested, somewhat vehemently, that the case be transferred on the exceptions to the Supreme Court, that the stenographer write out the evidence, and that he might have three weeks in which to prepare a draft. [9]
Conspicuous exceptions are Motley and Parkman and a few belles-lettres writers, whose novels and stories mark a distinct literary transition since the War of the Rebellion. [4]
Both had been long aware of this peculiarity (one of them having often been accused of dyeing his beard), and had been thus led to observe other men, and were convinced that the exceptions were very rare. [1]
Or is the interest of this class, for the most part, with some noble exceptions, rather in things grossly material, in what is called pleasure? [4]
As the faith in these exceptions to the general laws of the universe diminished, the teachings of the Master, of whom it was said that he spoke as never man spoke, were more largely relied upon as evidence of his divine mission. [6]
And so these historians also see and admit historical events which are exceptions to the theory. [2]
If there are here and there brilliant exceptions, it is only in virtue of extraordinary gifts, and industry to which very few are equal. [3]
Of course there have been exceptions, what might be called failures in the ordinary terminology of charity, but there are not many. [9]
The city, save for a few notable exceptions, like Mr. Isham, called him Mr. Leffingwell, but behind his back often spoke of him as Tom. [9]
With few individual exceptions, you have constantly had our votes here for all the necessary supplies. [7]
With a few exceptions, these modern people seemed to have no time for friendship in the real meaning of the word, no desire to carry a relationship beyond a certain point. [9]
With scarcely any exceptions they all were, or seemed to be, pretty--so rapturous were their smiles and so sparkling their eyes. [2]
You name some exceptions that show the bright side of the picture, not only for the present, but for the future. [4]
Thus, Dr. Bostock considers French medical treatment, with certain exceptions, as "decidedly less effective" than that of his own country. [3]
Well, novelists, with certain exceptions, were fantastic fellows who blew iridescent soap-bubbles and who had no morals. [9]
Baker is a Campbellite; and therefore, as I suppose, with few exceptions got all that church. [7]
Nevertheless, all the authors whose works I have consulted, with a few exceptions (42. [1]
But these instances are very rare exceptions in a medical practice of many years, which is, on the whole, very respectable, considering the time and circumstances. [3]
For though there are numerous exceptions, rich people are, as I said, commonly altogether the most agreeable companions. [6]
Of course there are exceptions--like Professor Henry of Princeton, the inventor of Mr. Morse's system of telegraphy--but these exceptions are few. [5]
Of course there are exceptions to this rule of judgment, but I maintain that the presumption is always against the rhymester as compared with the less pretentious persons about him or her, busy with some useful calling,--too busy to be tagging rhymed commonplaces together. [6]
It is complimentary; and yet I never have received a word of thanks for it from the Hadjis; on the contrary I speak nothing but the serious truth when I say that many of them even took exceptions to the article. [5]
There were exceptions, and these had joy in what they saw and felt according to the measure of their temperament. [11]
With these exceptions, and the press and the clergy, the free list is strict- ly susPended. [5]
The American Girl abroad is now, therefore, with rare exceptions, as carefully chaperoned and secluded as her foreign sisters. [4]

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