Sentence examples for as but a from inspiring English sources
"It has been an extraordinary match from Barcelona but this is not the disastrous result it will may be depicted as, but a chance to grow," the 45-year-old said.
Author Robert Rodriguez describes "The Lord Loves the One" as "not the sanctimonious rant that some characterized it as", but a revelation of Harrison's inner conflict between his "earthly" status as a rock star and that role's "utter triviality in the Grand Scheme of things".
There is little data on specific mechanism(s) of action for As, but a great deal of information on possible modes of action.
A small, unprepossessing man (dismissed by the essayist Washington Irving as "but a withered little apple-John"), Madison was nonetheless one of the most important early presidents.
I believe that the pendulum is now swinging so far the other way and there are plenty in the aggressive homosexual community who see this as but a stepping stone to something even further".
The reaction of politically correct gay men like Thomas Chupein [Letters, July 27] to "Queer Eye for the Straight Guy" is almost as entertaining as, but a lot more predictable than, the hit Bravo series itself.
Not as sexy as software, but a lot cheaper.
"Think of it as an amenity, but a personal amenity".
Think of yourself, not as a salesperson, but a facilitator.
