Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Exception"

A: Yes, it means "I am treating you differently than the other people."

We need to know the context of the paragraph before we can know whether it means "You are not included" or "You are the only one I'm including, choosing or allowing".

A: It means “except”.

Everyone with the exception of Jane is wearing red = Everyone except Jane is wearing read.

A: As a saying, it means “Not often done”

A: It means 'it is not applicable to you'

For example- "I usually hate it when people chew with their mouth open, but you are the only exception."

This means that the speaker in this scenario hates it when everyone chews their food with their mouth open, except for you. You are the exception.

A: in other words, if they "did not find any exceptions"

A: I love vegetables, except for carrots.
I love vegetables, without exception.
The only exception to the rule is Tyler.

A: "Because it is your birthday, I'll make an exception and let you skip school."

A: "take exception to", means to take offense to, to be offended by, or simply to disagree with something or someone.
"He took exception to the view that all men are disloyal."
"I take exception to the comments you made earlier."

A: -"There was too much love in his voice for Dominic to take exception to this remark.
-I take exception when anybody positions tanks on my front lawn
-the simple understanding of the scientist must take exception to Einstein's theory.
-I take exception to people who go out and make money based on fabrication.
-I go by my own observation, and I see there is nothing at which to take exception.
The problem is that "take exception to" isn't used in daily expressions anymore.

A: I take exception to your conduct in this matter.

A: No exception - means that everything is included.

Everyone must buy a ticket. Children are no exception.

Not the exception, means there may be a situation where something is not included, but not what you’re currently talking about.

Dave is not the exception when it comes to having to follow the schools rules. Everyone has to, apart from the Headmaster. He is the exception.

A: I’m no exception is just an abbreviated way to say I’m not an exception. I’m (or you’re) no exception has become the popular, informal way to say it.

Examples:
- Most people have a healthy fear of heights and I’m no exception.
- As a rule, most people have a healthy fear of heights. I am not an exception to that rule.
- Everyone has secrets about themselves, and you’re no exception.

A: Exception is to exclude something or someone from a rule or could be anything.

Objection means not agreeing on something or idea. Disagreeing.

A: Exception: something that doesn't follow the rule or trend
Exemption: to be allowed to be an exception

Everyone in my class is white, except me.
I broke my arm so they exempted me from soccer practice.

A: "She makes an exception."
= she chooses not to follow a rule
Example: "I was missing one of the forms, but she made an exception (for me)."

"She is an exception."
= she breaks the rules merely by existing
Example: "Many blondes have blue eyes, but she's an exception."

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A: Have more confidence.

A: Are you asking how it is pronouced?

A: It sounds natural but you could add to the sentence about what you made an exception for.

A: × There's an exception you can fly your drones in that area.
✓ There's an exception you can use so you can fly your drones in that area.

× However, you still need to stick to rules such as not flying a drone above 150 meters from the ground and not taking it to places packed with people such as concert halls.
✓ However, you still need to stick to rules such as not flying a drone more than 150 meters above the ground and not taking it to places packed with people such as concert halls.

× Basically, you need to maintain the height of flight by flying a drone in your sight, and not to fly it after sunset.
✓ You need to maintain the height of flight by flying a drone within your eyesight, and not flying it after sunset.

"above 150 meters from" is OK, but my version is more natural.

I don't think "basically" makes sense because the last part doesn't explain the previous part (I think?).

"sight" is OK there, but I prefer "eyesight". "within eyesight" is more like "within range of vision". Slightly clearer.

A: She is no exception, she gets arrested while she was protesting against police officers who arrested a man for no reason.

A: It would mean "Because we have trade imbalances with almost everybody, and we almost always have trade imbalances (it's rare for us to not have trade imbalances)."

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That's fine!