Every thing is related to it, yet it is nothing in itself, except inasmuch as it occupies a definite position in space.
In the same manner, they are not colored, sonorous, tasteful, or odorous, except inasmuch as we transfer to them that which is in ourselves alone.
Therefore, considered in its essence, it is an intelligent power; hence of itself it has the faculty of understanding, but not of being understood, except inasmuch as it acts.
But another's good could not be deemed a hindrance to the good coveted by the wicked angel, except inasmuch as he coveted a singular excellence, which would cease to be singular because of the excellence of some other.
But such a thing cannot be, because the secondary instrumental cause does not participate the action of the superior cause, except inasmuch as by something proper to itself it acts dispositively to the effect of the principal agent.
It is therefore clear that the idea of time is not strictly derived from experience, except inasmuch as the mind is excited to develop its activity by experience.
The last stanza, which is intended for a refrain, can be explained easily enough by the Literal exposition, except inasmuchas it says that I there called this Lady "disdainful and morose.
In like manner, to believe in Christ is good in itself, and necessary for salvation: but the will does not tend thereto, except inasmuch as it is proposed by the reason.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "except inasmuch" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
