Sentence examples for But alternately from inspiring English sources

But alternately, if you don't want a life partner, or don't want kids, or choose to be a stay-at-home parent rather than having a successful career, don't let those haters get you down either.

Pheasant Island is not only the oldest surviving condominium, it is also the only one where sovereignty isn't shared simultaneously, but alternately.

She was educated in private schools and by her mother, and until she was 28 she did little but alternately live at home, where she enjoyed the life of a Boston socialite, and travel abroad.

If the temperature step is not always moving in the same direction but alternately up and down, the displacement changes cancel each other out in each half cycle so that no ratcheting occurs.

It is of note that in period 3, after feedback and assessment of reasons for non-compliance the number of positive PLR test was considerably higher than in period 2. This may simply be coincidence, but alternately reflect a different awareness and timing of ICU team members with respect to fluid administration.

After careful frame-by-frame image analysis, we found that the nanowire rotated with the edge of the Ni segment flushing with that of the magnetic bearing, but alternately staying atop and hanging over the side of the bearing.

Together they delivered a kind of master class in traditional nightclub performance: suave but intimate, alternately preening and humble, seemingly casual but seamlessly professional.

He convened a Bring New Orleans Back Commission to plan the city's recovery, but has alternately embraced and ignored its recommendations.

Stewart is 30, but his alternately sweet and tempestuous teen-aged personality is well-served by this graphically pleasing book studded with pictures and quotes from others.

He is drawn to the masses, appears to have momentary power over them, but is alternately rebuffed, embraced, ignored, warned, and whipped, as the ensemble whirls on and off stage in complex patterns.

The observed patterns appear to be consistent with chromosomal duplications in some instances, but may alternately reflect ancient large-scale rearrangements that have since been shuffled to yield interleaving sets of conserved syntenies.