| This exceptive compliment to his skill was not so acceptable to the Doctor, whose passion boiled over at the new indignity. |
| In Basil's case the exceptive clause of Matthew was the main justification. |
| Is it not announced as a general maxim, to which there can be no exceptive case, Sufficient unto the day is the evil thereof? |
| As an exceptive condition to the rule, therefore, family ties are acceptable-but practically speaking make no difference. |
| It is a universally quantified proposition that contains no exceptive clauses. |
| In this case the concept of globality assumes not traditional but absolutely new, exceptive meanings and inspires new treatments and interpretations. |
